Juniper
On 1st January this year, I was reminded about Watsons’ SEP Masks promotion by my friend who’d gone and bought 2 pieces at RM1 each. At the outlet she visited, there were just 2 variations but too bad for me, I didn’t even manage to get one at Watsons KLCC because I went too late in the afternoon. Had I remembered, I would have looked for them at Watsons Sogo where I was that morning. SEP Tangerine Brightening Mask is my last box of SEP Masks and it’s rather similar to the other 3 variations, SEP Canola Honey Nourishing Mask, SEP Green Tea Soothing Mask and SEP Cactus Fruit Moisturizing Mask.
SEP Tangerine Brightening Mask brightens dry and dull looking skin with Jeju tangerine and cucumber that contain rich amount of nutrients, such as Vitamin C which enhances the brightening process and helps to diminish the look of existing pigmentation. It contains all-natural ingredients harvested in Jeju Island, such as Devil’s claw herb that is anti-inflammatory and has sterilization effect; Daisy that is great for detoxification and whitening effect; Edelweiss and Niacinamide that has high content of water-soluble Vitamin B3 which helps skin whitening.
Doesn’t smell of tangerines or any scent, for that matter. Comforting and very hydrating, a good soothing mask which brightens my skin slightly after half an hour of use.
SEP Tangerine Brightening Mask is priced at RM5.90 per piece, and RM24.90 per box of 5 pieces.
Product reviewed is a press sample
