Two New Garnier Moisture Bomb Tissue Masks...

It's no secret that I am rather obsessed with the Garnier Moisture Bomb Tissue Masks. Back when I first got into using face masks, I was all about the 'traditional', clay or peel-off masks that have been around for yonks and for a good while, it stayed that way. However, in the last year or so Garnier released their original, Moisture Bomb Tissue Mask that everyone - myself included - went pretty cray cray about. And with good reason too. Having previously never tried any kind of 'sheet' mask in the past, it's safe to say I was a little skeptical but those worries were instantly wiped away when I used one for the first time. You simply apply it straight to your face (leaving yourself looking a tad scary) and then a good ten to fifteen minutes later peel it away, massage in the excess product and you're done. It works like an utter dream every time and especially for someone like me, who has more of a dry skin-type - the instant hydration it provides is always welcome. A few months later, came the introduction of two new versions (the same premise, just with a different main ingredient) - 'Camomile' for us sensitive-skinned guys and gals and 'Green Tea' for oily skin-types - and now, it's time for another duo to be added to the line-up. As I've tried - and loved - every single one Garnier have previously done, I knew I had to give the two newest drops to the range a whirl too...

They are 'Sakura' and 'Lavender' - housed in pink and purple packaging respectively. Both, as always, claim to 'instantly rehydrate the skin', with the former having the added extras of 'restoring rosy glow to the skin and improving the skins appearance' and the latter apparently 'reducing the appearance of fatigue and relaxing the senses'. Sounds pretty darn good, right? Both sounded right up my street in terms of what I look for Skincare-wise and I am super excited to try them out! If they are anything like the original - or the two other variations that came out late last year - we are onto a winner. I'll be sure to let you know how I get on...