My Beauty Diary 2-step Asia Brighten Mask

 Masks are something that I have always wanted to use ever since seeing it on tv. My first mask was probably the cucumber mask, which is putting sliced cucumbers all over my face. I mean it was fun and refreshing, but I really want to get the sheet masks that I saw on TV. However, masks aren't super popular here so it was hard to find masks that I am looking for. Eventually, I gave up on looking and kind of stop using cucumber masks due to pure laziness. 

 I got the chance to go to Korea a little less than two years ago and it was very eye opening. One of the first beauty items I bought were masks. Ever since going and coming back from Korea I felt like my spark with masks reignited and I use it every week even in the winter. After I used up my masks from Korea, I decided to look online (YouTube) for masks and a beauty guru led me to finding a website that sells masks. I was looking for brighten masks because my face got pretty tan from the summer. There I found what the beauty guru suggested, which is the My Beauty Diary 2-step Asia Brighten Mask. I bought it when they had a promo for free shipping. The mask itself has a lot of product and felt very soothing to put on. I particularly like the moisturizer that came with it because it dries fast, does not make my face feel oily and moisturizes my face at the same time. The only downside is that the size of mask for my nose is too tiny so I end up tearing it a little bit in order for the mask to touch the sides of my nose. The next morning I did feel like my skin brightened up, which is good enough for me :)

Greek yogurt mask vs Clay pore mask

So what's the difference between a Greek yogurt mask and a clay pore mask?

This is the Greek yogurt mask.

Clay pore mask

Both masks felt tight after putting on for a few minutes. The picture isn't too clear but, both mask gave me similar results. My pores did feel tighter. However, my skin felt so much brighter after using the yogurt mask. The good thing about Greek yogurt mask is that it's simple and can easily be made at home. The down side is the smell. Clay pore mask smells relatively good and I could use my fingers to apply it. The downside for this mask is that I don't know what ingredients are used to make it. Either way I enjoyed using the masks. I think that sometimes it's good to use a natural mask because I already use many different products everyday and my skin needs a break.