The GOOD THINGS Manuka Honey Radiance Face Mask with White Clay & Beeswax aims to brighten and refresh skin. It is suitable for vegetarians, and it is free from parabens, mineral oils, sodium laureth sulphate. It comes in a 100ml bottle.

The radiance face mask targets impurities that lead to dull, congested skin. The nutrient rich white clay in the face mask draws out these impurities, while the brightening papaya extract helps enhance the skin's natural glow. According to GOOD THINGS, Manuka honey and beeswax deeply nourish and boost hydration to help promote a fresh rejuvenated and radiant complexion.

To use the product, I smoothed a thick layer onto my skin, avoiding the eye area, as directed. I would leave the mask on for 10 mins and then use warm water to remove the product. The mask has a lovely smell and a thick texture. It leaves my skin feeling fresh and clean. This product is a great pick me up, for whenever your skin is in need of some TLC. I have also notice that this mask brightens up my face after use. I was pleasantly surprised:)

What is Manuka Honey? It is a flowering tree native to New Zealand. The bees that pollinate from this tree makes honey that have very high antibacterial properties. You see, it has gone so far that the honey is now being classified based on a number value. So if you see Manuka honey 650+ on a tube, then you know it has a very high concentration of anti bacterial properties, meaning the higher the number, the better the product for your skin.

This is a plain Kaolin mask. It smells like all the other manuka honey products, just a little more subtle. When you apply this mask, it heats up upon touching your skin, and you can actually feel it drawing out all the impurities.

I love this range of products and always go back to it because they are budget friendly and they work like wonders on your skin. I have never been disappointed by products that contains Manuka honey. It's just that good!