Montagne Jeunesse Mask Review

These Face Masks Look Scary, but Work Well

July 8, 2010

While some beauty brands go for subtle design — think of Nude's softly curved bottles or Noxzema's solidly blue jars — drugstore standby Montagne Jeunesse does not. Its individually packaged face masks are loud, brash, and a little frightening. (Honestly, look at that blue mask and tell me you don't see Mothra.) But that's the fun of these. I haven't tried all of the offerings, but the mud masks do a nice job of balancing oily skin. At just $2 and change a pop, taking a trip to Fudge Sauna is ridiculously affordable, too.

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Frenched 2 years 45 weeks

I always see these at the drugstore and they always catch my attention. I haven't really found one for my type of skin, though, and that's the only thing that's kept me from trying them.

Gdeeaz 2 years 45 weeks

I used those when I was in middle school. I don't remember which one but one of them caused me to break out horribly.

lilshutterbug 2 years 45 weeks

I'ved used their products for years and love them. They also have things for hair and feet, not just the face. =)

postmodernsleaze 2 years 45 weeks

Once in high school, my friend and I were bored and bought these. They actually worked pretty well! But I agree that the packages are completely insane looking haha

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