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Peter Thomas Roth Brightening Bubbling Mask

CoG — Sat, 01 Aug 2015 20:28:20 GMT

Superb!

This masque provides an incredible spa worthy experience. A small amount of this treatment gel covers the entire face.

Within seconds, tiny bubbles burst all over like a whisper soft massage.

PTR Brightening Bubbling Mask rinses with ease leaving satin smooth skin. Pores visibly shrink. This delightful masque gently removes dirt, grime, residua of makeup and skin care products your cleanser might have missed.

Beauty experts insist that the reason we don't experience the changes we seek from our expensive, time consuming skin care is that (aside from noncompliance) we don't masque. I know that for some time I haven't, not regularly at any rate.

PTR is making it impossible for me to stand firm in my resolution to break the "brand loyalty" habit.

I hope you will give this one a try, especially if you have become discouraged by all of the costly products which fail to live up to their hype, by the once trusted developers abandoning their customers.

Re: Peter Thomas Roth Brightening Bubbling Mask

Goldengate8361 — Sat, 01 Aug 2015 21:51:51 GMT

I didn't see this product from QVC. Where did you get this? I'm relatively new to PTR; I'm loving his products.

Re: Peter Thomas Roth Brightening Bubbling Mask

CoG — Sat, 01 Aug 2015 22:26:06 GMT

I order just about everything. In the case of Peter Thomas Roth I order from Amazon.com. Because of Prime I get a fair price, guaranteed 2 day, free delivery of an insured item, every time. I don't have to worry about opened or outdated products, a problem some have written about here.

I recently found another OTR favorite product ( viz-1000 , a hydrating serum with 75% hyaluronic acid ) on QVC so perhaps they will expand the list.

I think you'll enjoy the mask if you choose to try it. I really think you'll love the results.

Re: Peter Thomas Roth Brightening Bubbling Mask

Tigriss — Sat, 01 Aug 2015 23:20:01 GMT

This sounds very much like an oxygen peel mask by Missha. SUPER AQUA OXYGEN MICRO ESSENCE PEELING

It is $23 and works very well. I have sensitive, oily skin and find it works very well and doesn't irritate my eczema and works to remove the flaky skin it causes.

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Goodie2shoes — Sat, 01 Aug 2015 23:27:00 GMT

Love, Love, Love PTR products. I use the glycolic acid facial wash, followed by the complexion correction pads. I use the 10% glycolic acid moisturizer and the Clinical Peel and Reveal dermal resurfacer. Absolutely wonderful products and I get compliments on my skin. I am in my early sixties, have been told I could past for forties. (not sure about that but I will take it)

Re: Peter Thomas Roth Brightening Bubbling Mask

lolakimono — Sun, 02 Aug 2015 11:15:53 GMT

Here is a video about it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ie_ykHLWR0I

Re: Peter Thomas Roth Brightening Bubbling Mask

Shelbelle — Sun, 02 Aug 2015 12:19:14 GMT

Plenty of them already listed on ebay.

$55 on the Sephora website.

Re: Peter Thomas Roth Brightening Bubbling Mask

JeanLouiseFinch — Sun, 02 Aug 2015 15:55:14 GMT

@Tigriss wrote:
This sounds very much like an oxygen peel mask by Missha. SUPER AQUA OXYGEN MICRO ESSENCE PEELING

It is $23 and works very well. I have sensitive, oily skin and find it works very well and doesn't irritate my eczema and works to remove the flaky skin it causes.

I ordered this when I was about to run out of Cure Natural Aqua Gel. In the beginning it worked fine, but then it just lost its oomph and fizzled out, and didn't do much of anything except sit on my face. Unfortunately, I had a back up in my stash and ended up pitching both of them. There are some Missha products I truly like, but this one left me disappointed. I reordered the Cure and continue to have that in my supply of exfoliators.

Re: Peter Thomas Roth Brightening Bubbling Mask

Tigriss — Sun, 02 Aug 2015 14:20:33 GMT

I'll try Cure when mine runs out. I do let it sit for more than what the directions say. I just put it on and let it bubble up. Mine bubbles very well. I tend to do mine when I take a soaking bath. I generally do a detox bath, a facial or two, and soak away the week a few days a week. Thanks for reminding me about Cure. It too is less expensive than the PTR products like it.

Re: Peter Thomas Roth Brightening Bubbling Mask

CoG — Sun, 02 Aug 2015 14:45:17 GMT

OK Ladies you've convinced me to try Cure Natural Aqua Gel. Amazon Prime $28.99 . The ad says one is sold every 12 seconds in Japan. I won't give up PTR unless Cure outperforms it but I am happy to add it to my new, unconventional, QVC- less routine .LOL.

Re: Peter Thomas Roth Brightening Bubbling Mask

JeanLouiseFinch — Sun, 02 Aug 2015 15:53:50 GMT

@CoG wrote:
OK Ladies you've convinced me to try Cure Natural Aqua Gel. Amazon Prime $28.99 . The ad says one is sold every 12 seconds in Japan. I won't give up PTR unless Cure outperforms it but I am happy to add it to my new, unconventional, QVC- less routine .LOL.

@CoG - Just an FYI ~ I find I get the most success with the Cure when I do it in the AM prior to cleansing rather than cleansing first and then using the Cure. With Cure, I take a couple of pumps and apply it to dry skin, rub it around until I feel the exfoliation take place, rinse, and then cleanse. Be aware that the Cure comes out like a gel but immediately gets watery in your hand so you have to work fast. It will be very thin on your face and look white and watery until you start rubbing it and lifting the dead skin off the surface.

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CoG — Sun, 02 Aug 2015 22:20:44 GMT

Thank you for the invaluable information. I realize, from your instructions for use of the Cure Exfoliator , that this and Peter Thomas Roth Brightening Bubbling Mask are two completely different products. PTR BBMask is a treatment mask. It has a dense gel consistency when applied and smooths effortlessly over the skin. Once applied it begins to bubble and continues to do so for some time. It is left on the skin for up to ten minutes then rinsed off. There is no need to rush application nor does one need to abrade the skin by rubbing vigorously. It rinses cleanly leaving refined pores, more even tone and the smoothest surface .

PTR is not in the least expensive. ~$25 on Amazon for a large pump bottle that must contain dozens of applications. A very small amount is used for each mask.

This treatment remains my special indulgence. I heartliy recommend its use to anyone who needs to pamper themselves and reap the benefits of an excellent

resurfacing,

brightening,

detoxifying,

pore refining,

hydrating

mask with antioxidants and antiaging properties.

I am still happy to have ordered Cure Natural Aqua Gel exfoliator. The price is great. As mentioned, it has a cult following in Japan, one purchased every 12 seconds . That many men and women can't all be wrong.

I can't thank you enough for the time and care you took to understand and respond .

I do hope you'll give PTR a try if you haven't already.

Re: Peter Thomas Roth Brightening Bubbling Mask

Tigriss — Sun, 02 Aug 2015 22:31:24 GMT

Yes, the PTR does sound a lot like the Missha Oxygen Mask. You put it on, it bubbles up for 5-10 minutes, then your rub it round to exfoliate and remove the bubbled up skin. That is the only different part. The oxygen bubble feels weird, but good! It is like a champagne facial.

Re: Peter Thomas Roth Brightening Bubbling Mask

Tigriss — Sun, 02 Aug 2015 22:33:29 GMT

I just googled images of it. Boy does that bubble up. The Missha is like a bubbly gel that doesn't puff up like that. I may have to try the PTR as well! Thanks for sharing.

Re: Peter Thomas Roth Brightening Bubbling Mask

Dazlin — Wed, 05 Aug 2015 01:01:08 GMT

This PTR mask sounds interesting...Can anyone say it un-clogs pores??