REVIEW : Dewy Tree Tea Tree Blemish Solution Mask

Price - N/A
Where to buy -Bugis St, Singapore, try online

You may ask what prompt us to lay our hands on this but doesn't the packaging look pretty legit? And also having blemished skin, this one targets them, as written right in front in such bold letters. So we got these off the rack in a store in Bugis, on the second level. They sell a few korean cosmetics and if we remember correctly it is situated right opposite the Innisfree store, which is another Korean brand. We have never really heard of this brand but it was worth a try and you can read further about our take on this below.

It smells of tea tree but no worries it is not too strong nor overwhelming like the previous tea tree products we have tried. And it seemed pretty soaked but that really help in fitting the mask on. The size of the mask was pretty good in the sense normally most masks are too small. So this will be a short one because basically it is just a mask. It really did calm down blemishes and reduced redness so overall this mask was satisfactory. Also there were some sort of sting effect at first but that was probably due to very dry skin each time that we tried this mask out but soon enough it feels pretty cool.

So if you are thinking of getting this, you may try it out and let us now how it goes. Also you may want to look for other substitutes as if we remembered correctly again it is pretty pricey, or maybe that was because we bought the mask sheets one by one, there probably is a set of these together sold at a much cheaper price. As all of you should know most korean brands they have their stuff in packs and bulks. Yay for korea cosmetic industry !

Direction - Put on the mask after cleanser and toner. Leave mask on for 15 to 20 minutes. Remove mask and gently pat remaining essence onto skin.

Verdict - Not bad of a mask for sensitive skin. Worth a try if it isn't too expensive.

Rating - 3/5