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The Sugar Kitten Mask, a popular product from Memebox, is available at Ulta and comes in three different varieties. I had the opportunity to try the Hydrating Holographic Peel-Off Mask. The application process is straightforward, with easy-to-follow instructions.

This mask blends real ruby and pearl powders with rose water and hyaluronic acid, creating a formula that targets wrinkles and hydrates dry skin. Ideal for use once or twice a week, it helps brighten dull skin and exfoliate dead cells. However, it does have a moderately strong fragrance, which might irritate sensitive skin types. While the rose water has soothing properties, the added fragrance could potentially cause irritation.

The mask features a baby blue hue and possesses a sticky, honey-like texture. Once applied, it dries and can be peeled off after 20 minutes, leaving the skin looking bright and feeling refreshed. To enhance the experience, I recommend using their headpiece to keep hair away from the mask, preventing any stray strands from sticking to it. This is particularly important, as it can be quite painful to peel off the mask if hair gets caught in it.

The application brush is crucial for an even application of the mask, ensuring a smooth and uniform layer. Distinct from typical bristle brushes, this brush is specially designed for mask application, featuring silicone instead of bristles. This silicone construction not only facilitates a more precise application but also makes the brush incredibly easy to clean and sanitize after each use.

When applying the mask, it’s important to ensure an even layer. Start with a thin application; applying it too thickly can prolong the drying time and potentially waste product. The Sugar Kitten Mask has garnered positive feedback, boasting a 4.5-star rating. It’s available at Ulta for $23, with the headbands sold separately. This approach not only optimizes the mask’s effectiveness but also ensures efficient use of the product.

Disclaimer: The products are sponsored for educational and review purposes the article hold no bias.