7th Heaven Review & Giveaway

We all love spas but sometimes going to the spa isn't feasible or affordable. There are a lot of little things you can do at home to pamper yourself but my favorite is face masks. You feel so refreshed, clean, and new after a mask. 7th Heaven was founded by Greg, a "vegetarian guru". He travels all over the world to discover pure and natural ingredients for his masks. All of 7th Heavens masks are all natural, vegetarian, and organic. No icky chemicals here!

7th Heaven's line contains 6 different masks: Clean Up Mud, Detox Mud, Million Year Mud, Miracle Mud, Moroccan Clay, and White Thai Mud. Each mask comes in a single use sachet and retails for only $2.99. That is far less expensive than any spa treatment out there. Each sachet contained more than enough product to cover your face and neck in a thick even layer. I applied these before I got in the shower and had no problem rinsing them off. Some masks had a tendency to separate so I do suggest squeezing the product around in the pouch to mix it up before applying them. 

My two favorite masks (yes, I couldn't pick just one) were the Clean Up Mud and the Detox Mud. With the Clean Up Mud, I noticed that my redness was reduced and my pores where noticeably minimized. The Detox Mud had a wonderful minty smell and was so refreshing! Though these two were my favorite, all six left my face feeling fresh, cleansed, and new. There wasn't a single one that I wouldn't use again. These are definitely on the list of my favorite masks. Knowing that I don't have to worry about the ingredients being harmful is an awesome bonus as well.  

Be sure to check out 7th Heaven's website, Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest to learn more about there products and awesome ingredients. Hurry back though because they are giving away a Discovery Pack, like I received, to one lucky reader! Enter using the Rafflecopter below. Must be a US resident and 18 years or older. 

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