Estee Lauder Advanced Night Repair Recovery Mask-In-Oil & Concentrated Recovery Eye Mask: Review

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New for Spring 2017, Estee Lauder is adding a couple of new players to its famed Advanced Night Repair family. Promising deep nourishment and long-lasting hydration, the new Recovery Mask-In-Oil and Concentrated Recovery Eye Mask are in stores now. Today I have a breakdown of both. So to read on, click.....

Estee Lauder Advanced Night Repair Recovery Mask-In-Oil ($100 CAD):
Housed in a 30ml jar, this is an overnight oil mask designed to boost the skin's natural strength and hydration. Made with squalane, kukui seed oil, apricot oil, mangosteen extract, rosemary extract, chamomile extract, and coffee extract, the oil has a dry and light texture designed to be applied after your serum or as the last step of your nighttime skincare routine.

Estee Lauder Advanced Night Repair Recovery Mask-In-Oil

I have pretty oily skin so I found that the product doesn't absorb very well, even though I only used a few drops. However, my skin was fully hydrated and nourished in the morning. So overall, I think this "oil mask" is going to be a great treat if you have very dry skin. If you are on the oilier side like me, most of the oil will probably be rubbed off on your pillows instead.

Estee Lauder Advanced Night Repair Concentrated Recovery Eye Mask ($15 CAD each):
Available as a single pair for $15 CAD or a set of four for $56 CAD, this is a sheet eye mask designed to rejuvenate and plump the eye area. The fiber masks are kept separate from the serum, so before use, you have to break the plastic seal within the pouch to let the eye pads get saturated with the liquid. The packet comes with a generous amount of serum so the fiber masks are completely drenched with a little extra to spare.

Estee Lauder Advanced Night Repair Concentrated Recovery Eye Mask

Formulated with extracts of lady's thistle, coneflower, mangosteen, chamomile, coffee, and birch, the serum feels instantly cooling on the skin. The masks are intended to be worn for ten minutes and after removal, my eye area looked visibly brightened and plumped. The mask is hydrating and the whole experience felt very relaxing. Overall, the mask definitely had a noticeable effect; it reduced fine lines and made my skin look more luminous and youthful. However, $15 a pop makes these the most expensive sheet masks I've tried! You do get a better value if you get the set of four but still, these sure are pricey!

Availability:
Estee Lauder is available at Hudson’s Bay, Holt Renfrew, Shoppers Drug Mart, Murale, Sephora, Nordstrom, and esteelauder.ca.