Lush Self-Preserving Magnaminty Face and Body Mask

Lush Self-Preserving Magnaminty Face and Body Mask.

Being a huge fan of the original Magnaminty Face and Body mask when I recently stumbled across the newer (I can't believe I didn't know of it sooner) self-preserving version I was more than excited to take it home with me.
This version of the Magnaminty Mask duo is much easier to apply. The honey makes it much smoother and manageable to spread on the face and neck.

Lush Self-Preserving Magnaminty Face and Body Mask.

I also found that less product is needed to get nice thick coverage with this mask than other Lush masks I have used. I use a clean teaspoon to remove my Lush masks from their container (to avoid the chance of polluting the remaining product in the jar with my hands). The other masks I have tried from Lush easily need a teaspoon or more to get an even coverage on my face but with this one I had leftovers from the teaspoon I removed. Less is more people.

Lush Self-Preserving Magnaminty Face and Body Mask.

It seems to me that this is a much more comfortable mask to wear than its predecessor. The added honey makes this mask soothing with the presence of a slight minty tingling. Great for sensitive skin.After removal I was greeted by super smooth skin that was noticeably glowing the morning after the mask was removed, you filthy animal.Although I didn't intend for this to be a battle of the Magnamintys post I think it is obvious which one I am in favour of! When I run out of my masks I have no doubt that the Lush Self-Preserving Magnaminty Mask will be the one I reach for over and over again.

Lush Self-Preserving Magnaminty Face and Body Mask.

Get your own Lush Self-Preserving Magnaminty Face and Body Mask at your local Lush store here in the UK for £5.50 (125g) or £9.25 (315g). In Australia you can expect to pay a little more with this glorious green mask retailing at $15.95 (125g) or $34.95 (315g). Which Lush product must I try next?