Mint Mud

Yet another product from kinship that didn’t fail to come through. After healing my overexfoliated skin, this was the first exfoliator I purchased. At first the mint felt like it was burning my sensitive skin but after it had dried and was washed off, my skin was not red at all, which happens often with clay masks. It still felt strong and super clear, clean and dewy. Smells so good too!

I’ve purchased almost all of Kinships products now and this is my favorite so far. The mask reduces redness but the mint makes my skin feel very refreshed. My favorite part about this is the texture of this mask. Once it’s dried you can wash it off as a face wash and the little jojoba beads (I think?) acts as a nice exfoliation.

Usually my skin is very dry on my cheeks, but my T-zone has been very oily recently. This mask has been wonderful for keeping the oil under control. I use it about twice a week but only on my forehead, nose, and chin. It has a very nice tingly, minty feeling and it’s so relaxing!! I adore this mask!! 😃

Read about the mint mud in another article in my seemingly never-ending quest to control the oily skin and acne I've struggled with for 20 years; everything else I've tried either doesn't work for my skin or leaves it so dry it's painful (or, in the case of prescription medication, gives me a severe reaction that lands me in the ER). I've used this mint mud 5 times over the course of the last 2 weeks, and I'm very impressed and happy with the results! My pores are measurably smaller and less visible, the oily skin I've had my whole life has definitely lessened, and my face feels cleaner and refreshed! I kept my hopes low the first few times I used this, but I'm happy to say the results surpass any other product I've used! Definitely a worthwhile purchase, in my opinion!

I love the experience, the tingle, the smell, the fresh feel... it's awesome. Love that I can use it to exfoliate... but... afterwards I didn't get a completely fresh clean after like I do with my herbivore blue tansy mask. which is ok just not quite what I was looking for.