Botanical Hydrating Masque Review

What You Should Know

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The Botanical Hydrating Masque is produced by the company Celazome. There does not appear to be an official website for the Botanical Hydrating Masque, but product information, including detailed ingredient information, is given by various online shops that sell the product. The online shops selling this product claim that it slows the signs of aging, promotes cellular renewal and also retextures the user’s skin so that it becomes soft and supple. We are told that it is also an ideal post spa facial peel treatment.

Product Details

We are told that the Botanical Hydrating Masque is designed to be used by those who have dry, dehydrated or sensitive skin. Those selling it claim that this mask will give your skin a maximum of hydration and nourishment, and that it also promotes silky, smooth skin. It can be purchased directly from online stores for the price of $30.99. There does not appear to be a money back guarantee nor is there an offer of a free trial sample via the website that sells the product.

The ingredients in the Botanical Hydrating Masque include: Algae Extract, Squalane, Beeswax, Rosewood Oil, Tangerine Oil and Propyl Paraben. We know that Algae Extract is rich in nutrients, which are beneficial to the skin, and that this ingredient is found in a whole host of other anti-aging treatments for sale on the market. Squalane is also another common ingredient in anti-aging treatments for sale. Propyl Paraben, however, is an ingredient that causes some controversy as a number of experts believe that parabens can contribute to certain types of cancers and skin irritation. This is one of reasons why a number of skin care manufacturers no longer produce skin care products that contain parabens.

The Good

• There are full and comprehensive ingredient details for the Botanical Hydrating Masque.
• The Botanical Hydrating Masque can be purchased directly online.
• This product is reasonably priced.

The Bad

• The Botanical Hydrating Masque contains parabens which many experts believe contributes to certain skin conditions.
• There is not an official website for the Botanical Hydrating Mask.
• There does not appear to be a money back guarantee.
• The Botanical Hydrating Masque is not the only hydrating mask available that contains algae and ingredients such as squalane and Rosewood Oil.

The Bottom Line

There are a whole host of anti aging treatments on the market to choose from, including the Botanical Hydrating Masque. While some ingredients in the Botanical Hydrating Masque look fairly solid, we’d still like to see an official website and more of a manufacturer presence. We are very reluctant to pick any treatment that contains parabens due to the speculation regarding topical parabens and certain cancers. There are a number of anti aging treatments however which are deemed to be safe which include effective ingredients such as Matrixyl 3000.