Mudmasky Vitamin-A Booster Blue Clay Mask Made My Skin Baby-Soft

SMOOTH OPERATORMudmasky Vitamin-A Booster Blue Clay Mask Made My Skin Baby-SoftNot only did this mask make for a great selfie — it left my skin noticeably smoother and brighter.

By Dianna Mazzone

May 5, 2022

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TL;DR:

• What It Is: A creamy clay mask enriched with skin-smoothing bakuchiol
• What It Does: Smoothes and brightens skin by way of gentle exfoliation
• Who It's For: All skin types

Lately, my skin and my social feed have been rather…. dull. But in a single application, Mudmasky Vitamin-A Booster Blue Clay Mask managed to brighten them both. Please, allow me to explain.

The creamy blend is made with bentonite and kaolin clays, which absorb oil and gently exfoliate. The formula is also enriched with bakuchiol, a plant extract said to have similar benefits to retinol (as in, it helps reduce discoloration and firm skin when used consistently over time).

What you’ll notice first about this mask, though, is its blue color. The hue is unique enough to inspire you to snap a selfie after you’ve applied it (hence why I have this formula to thank for enhancing my Instagram feed) but not so neon that it’ll scare your dog. (Trust me, I speak from experience.)

And as the mask dries over the course of about ten minutes, it turns white — a signal that it’s time to rinse it away. Afterwards, my skin was noticeably smoother, softer, and more luminous. Here’s to brighter days ahead.

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Mudmasky Vitamin-A Booster Blue Clay Mask

$59 at Mudmasky

All products featured on Allure are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission.

Dianna Mazzone is a senior beauty editor at Allure, and a host of The Science of Beauty podcast with executive beauty director Jenny Bailly. Previously, she served as beauty editor at InStyle and held roles at Marie Claire, Refinery29, and ELLE. A graduate of the Fashion Institute... Read moreSenior Beauty Editor

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