I’m From Honey Mask Review

What does I’m From Honey Mask do?

The I’m From Honey Mask is a wash-off mask made from 44.6g of natural honey to encourage deep nourishment and moisturization.

The natural honey allows the skin to appear supple and provides gentle care and elasticity for all skin types. With a pH balance of 6.9, Honey Mask efficiently eliminates whiteheads and serves as an exfoliation without sacrificing the individual’s complexion.

The product is cruelty-free and free from ingredients, such as steroids, ethanol, artificial fragrance, silicone, and artificial colouring.

Featured Ingredient

• Honey

Honey is a sticky, sweet substance derived from beehives. In its original form, honey came from the merging plant matter, enzyme activity, and live bacteria.

It has become a powerful ingredient that ancient Egyptians have used honey to preserve the remains of their people. After hundreds of years, anthropologists found that the substance hadn’t succumbed to spoilage as they had expected!

Given the advances in science, it wasn’t long before studies revealed that raw, unpasteurized honey has practical uses, mainly when applied to the skin.

It might be news to some, but the many benefits of honey include treating psoriasis, acne, and eczema. The live bacteria component in honey activates the person’s immune system that’ll relieve the redness and heal the blemishes of their skin, along with minimizing inflammation symptoms.

Other Notable Ingredients

• Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride

Caprylic or Capric Triglyceride is an ingredient made from glycerin and coconut oil and is often found in cosmetics or soap products.

Companies in the beauty industry have widely utilized it as a natural alternative for their acclaimed “organic” and “all-natural” products instead of synthetic chemicals.

Caprylic takes its form as a transparent liquid with a slightly sweet taste. Thanks to its high-fat content and antioxidant properties, it became responsible for neutralizing toxins that your skin has been exposed to.

With their qualities, capric triglyceride could halt the chain of reaction in oxidation, which is known to speed up the skin’s aging process. As a result, products that contain this vital ingredient would make a person maintain a younger, healthier look.

• Macadamia Integrifolia Seed Oil

This is a golden yellow oil derived from the native Australian nut called “Macadamia.” Since the oil is loaded with nourishing fatty acids and is addressed to be highly oleic, Macadamia oil serves as an emollient.

This means that it’s super moisturizing, ideal for individuals with dry or sensitive skin, as it rejuvenates the skin through its hydrating properties and prevents you from suffering a trans-epidermal water loss or TEWL due to delicate tissues.

It has additional benefits in balancing the skin’s oil production by creating a natural barrier. Also, Macadamia oil assists in keeping the skin taut by improving the existing palmitoleic acid level, which would then lead to a decrease in the skin deterioration rate; hence, formulation of wrinkles could be discouraged.

• Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil 

This type of oil originates from sunflower seeds and is known to relatively contain a high linoleic acid concentration that amounts to 58%, closely similar to olive oil.

Since the dominant chemical within the sunflower’s seed oil is linoleic acid, it has become a popular treatment for skin disorders, like atopic dermatitis, or took a primary role in neonatal skincare for over millennia.

It offers several benefits to the skin, such as reducing the moisture loss around the skin surface by reinforcing the skin barrier to improve the overall hydration level. Apart from that, Helianthus Annuus even consists of Vitamin E, which serves as an antioxidant that eliminates the present free radicals in your environment.

Being that it’s also rich in nutrients like zinc, calcium, magnesium, iron, vitamins A and K, it’s no doubt that various studies praised the substance for its effective use against general skin irritants. Plus, it protects a person from having damaged cells due to prolonged exposure to ultraviolet light. Thus, premature aging is prevented while maintaining elastin content.

• Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter

This is the vegetable fat taken from the indigenous tree fruit from Savanna Belt back in sub-Saharan Africa. Its origin extends to 19 countries, where it’s widely consumed in communities.

It’s identified to be rich in sugars, ascorbic acid, proteins, iron, and calcium. Shea butter’s fatty acids composition permits it to mimic emollient qualities through the lipid content of your skin.

Due to this, it could successfully be a suitable conditioning agent for dry skins as well as promote a smooth and soft complexion with no room for the appearance of wrinkles.

If you’re experiencing any swelling or redness on your face, applying products that include such ingredients could relieve you from discomfort. After all, Shea butter is well-known as a master of pain relief owing to its extensive list of anti-inflammatory properties.

• Beeswax

As its name suggests, beeswax is the leftover product from the bees’ honeycomb. The mix of pollen oils turns to honeycomb wax before changing into white, brown, or yellow wax.

In ancient times, beeswax was used as a waterproofing agent and lubricant. Some typical applications included polishing leather and wood, producing candles, and being a critical medium for encaustic paintings.

Beeswax might seem like an odd ingredient, but its effectiveness is no secret to beauty product manufacturers. Beeswax is an excellent addition to a skincare routine because its nutrients create a protective layer on the top skin surface so you could achieve that youthful glow you’ve always dreamed of.

Moreover, it has a humectant property, meaning that it accumulates water, ensuring that the skin would remain hydrated. It also acts as an exfoliator, which is a great help for removing those excess dead cells that make your complexion dull in the process.

• Corylus Avellana (Hazel) Seed Oil

This is an oil extracted from hazelnuts using the press machine. Although it was initially introduced in aromatherapy as its carrier or massage oils, this type of oil has found itself in the centre of the skin care industry.

It’s loaded with various essential fatty acids and nourishing vitamins that boost collagen production and protect your skin from being sun-damaged.

If you belong among the people with dry skin, then this oil could be beneficial to you. The high contents of fatty acids and vitamin E in this substance make it an excellent assistant in battling dehydrated skin by promoting the increase of hydration to the outermost skin layer, plus a good note in embracing elasticity to keep your skin look firm.

Don’t forget that hazel oil is also recognized to be astringent, meaning that it’s capable of cleansing and shrinking the pores then ends the process by eliminating the stuck bacteria.

• Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil

Jojoba oil originated from the jojoba plant, where this perennial plant thrives around North American territories. Contrary to its delicate appearance, the jojoba plant could survive the harshest climate there is and create a gentle oil suitable for mixing with essential oils.

Evolution made the jojoba oil bless humans with a promising ingredient that speeds up the wound healing process by motivating your skin cells to bind together once a cut or scratch has separated them from each other.

For this reason, beauty companies thought that jojoba oil could potentially help consumers who would like to remove acne scarring they sustain or avoid the reappearance of acne based on its consisted vitamin E component.

Given that oxidative stress is the usual suspect for wrinkles and fine lines, jojoba oil’s antioxidant properties may treat this issue by slowing the signs of aging and letting your skin keep its elasticity.

• Snail Secretion Filtrate

Wait! We know that this sounds out of line, but hear us out first.

Snail secretion filtrate or snail mucin is snail slime in simple terms. It’s the mucus that snails leave on their trails. For most, this is nothing to be amazed at, yet the recent experiments of Korean scientists revealed that this snail slime could turn back the ageing clock.

This is an advancement in the beauty field, but the use of mucus extracted from snails has actually been around for thousands of years in the form of being a folk medicine for curing wounds up to acne.

Data by Korean scientists suggested that snail secretion indeed hydrates the skin, enhances hyperpigmentation, promotes suppleness, and prides itself on containing antimicrobial properties that’ll keep certain types of rosacea and acne at bay.

Aside from this, it consists of glycoprotein, copper peptides, hyaluronic acid, and proteoglycans which all fight against premature ageing symptoms, including dryness, damaged cells, and infections through promoting skin cell renewals.

Is I’m From Honey Mask Worth The Price?

Yes, I do think the I’m From Honey Mask is reasonably priced. 

At $38, you get 120 grams of product which is quite a lot of product, and the packaging is really nice too. The price is also justified due to the ingredients contained which are numerous, rich and concentrated. I have combination skin, and I really like it’s hydrating my skin without causing any acne breakouts or adverse effects. I would highly recommend this to dry skin people that would love to rehydrate their skin. 

Overall, this is a really great product. It will be perfect if you want to treat your skin with some hydration goodness after a stressful week or just want to add a mask to your pamper day.

My Take On I’m From Honey Mask

I really like how my skin feels lovely, soft, and hydrated after using the mask. However, it does feel sticky and greasy when I apply the mask to my face. So for oily skin types, I wouldn’t recommend you using this one since you might feel uncomfortable with how it would feel greasy on your skin.

Also, it has a powerful earthly honey smell that I don’t like, but the longer the product sits on my face, I get used to the scent. If you have allergies to this type of smell, I highly recommend staying away from it so you wouldn’t cause more issues. SHOP NOW

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