The Emma Hardie Moringa Cleansing Balm has got an incredible following, yet for some reason I haven’t tried it, so I’m approaching the Emma Hardie Moringa Renewal Treatment Mask with fresh eyes and never comparing it to the cleanser. The Emma Hardie Moringa Renewal Treatment Mask is made to provide a number of benefits in a quick and efficient product.
The Emma Hardie Moringa Renewal Treatment Mask is mostly designed to hydrate skin, it boosts firmness and radiance. You can use it in the traditional mask format – use a thick layer, then leave it on for around 15 minutes to do its thing – or you can use it as an overnight treatment by applying a thinner layer and washing it off the next morning. Of course you can also combine the two by applying a thick layer, leaving it to have an hour or so before bed to absorb, then sleeping with it on. If used in the first way as a traditional mask, you can then either wash or tissue them back when you’re ready.
My skin was crying out for hydration when I tried this, and it was interesting and reassuring that I applied a thick layer, then just Ten minutes later the majority had absorbed, therefore demonstrating that it’s definitely providing cure rather than sitting on the skin surface. I left it on for around 25 minutes before splashing it off. You could definitely use a good, hydrating oil pre and post this treatment to maximise the benefits and prolong the hydrating effect. The Emma Hardie Moringa Renewal Treatment Mask has gone out now, priced at lb49 at Marks and Spencer here – .
