Bubble Masks are taking Social Media by Storm!
Over the past few years, the beauty industry has brought us all the latest weird and wacky beauty treatments from painful charcoal, peel face masks to face masks that make you age 30 years! But recently people have been redefining the meaning ‘Head in the clouds’ with our new bizarre remedy that transforms people into a froth monster, and we’re loving the results!
The unique facial experience when wearing bubble masks has gone viral, grabbing many celebrities attention along the way.
Lucy Hale, known for her role of Aria in thriller series Pretty Little Liars, certainly wasn’t expecting to have so much fun when trying the bubbling sensation. She posted on her instagram story throughout her entire bubble journey.
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‘You guys, I thought this was a scam. I had no idea it was going to bubble up this much.’ In utter bewilderment she added, ‘If you listen closely you can hear it bubbling!’
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In addition to enjoying turning into a a foam creature, Hale was pleasantly impressed with the results of wearing such a crazy beauty product. ‘I’m going to do this everyday. It’s so much fun!’
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Even Rochelle Humes, former member of girlband The Saturdays likes to get her bubble on from time to time !
As well as having the best time ever when using one of these masks, the benefits of your skin are just as sensational!
‘The properties of the mask are deep cleansing, detoxifying and exfoliating, made of carbonated bubble derived from natural mud that contributes to pore and oil control. The bubble face mask is designed to react with the oxygen in the air, creating tiny bubbles which help the ingredients sink into your skin for maximum nourishment.’ - Give Me Cosmetics
If you want to join the bubble movement, get your hands on Give Me’s Bubble Mask here and get 2 for only £10!
