Let’s “Face” It: GLAMGLOW is an Amazing Facial Alternative

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If I had unlimited funds, one of the first things I would add to my weekly routine would be a relaxing and rejuvenating facial at a luxurious spa. However, until that day comes, I along with many of my friends are forced to fend for ourselves at home, praying that the facial products we purchase do EXACTLY what they promise. GlamGlow delivers on that front! I had heard of GlamGlow before but never really investigated it until my good friend Kate Barker raved about it and told me she noticed marked results. I decided to try it out for myself with a mini jar of their Youthmud Tinglexfoliate Treatment (described to me at Sephora as one of their “little bit of everything” options). After 10 minutes I immediately noticed my skin felt tighter and smoother. Later on when I applied my makeup it looked almost airbrushed it was so smooth! So far this is the only experience I have had with their products but I have a feeling I’m going to be hooked.

Kate has experienced more GlamGlow than I have so I decided it was time for another user interview! Kate works at Facebook as part of their sales team and partners with global beauty clients, not to mention she began her career at InStyle where she was exposed to tons of products. I trust her opinion in the beauty department and so should you!

When did you first hear about GlamGlow?
I heard about Glam Glow from an aesthetician I really like at Great Jones Spa (NYC). Any time the person who you’re paying for a facial recommends a substitute for a facial, it’s worth listening.

What made you want to purchase it?
I love spa facials but can’t get there as often as I would like. Also, I challenge someone to name an experience that is more gratifying than watching Netflix while wearing a face mask. Sincerely.

Which kind do you use and how often do you use it?
I use two kinds. “Powermud” (the green tub) is a great deep cleanser. I try to avoid makeup wipes, so using this once a week gets at any makeup/residue that a daily face wash might miss. I also use the Flashmud Brightening (orange tub) which I would liken more to a traditional facial. It promises “radiance” and while I could never ascribe that word to myself while keeping a straight face, it does definitely brightens things up. I try to use this 2x a week.

Have you noticed a difference?
Absolutely. I fly pretty often and air travel really dries out your skin. I’ve been using GlamGlow for the past two months and I see a marked difference in the clarity/brightness of my skin. “Radiance” is a long shot but “much better” is a fact.

How would you compare it to other masks you have used?
I have pretty sensitive skin and have attempted and quickly abandoned a few masks in the past. This is the first that has A- actually worked and B- not sparked some sort of bizarre allergic reaction.

Would you recommend? Is it worth the $70 price tag?
I’ve been recommending GlamGlow to anyone who will listen to me. Regular facials are substantially more expensive and I’ve truly felt these results are comparable. Plus you cannot crush Netflix at Great Jones Spa.

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