Murad Hydro-Glow Aqua Peel, Set of 4

In this pack you get four Murad Hydro-Glow Aqua Peel face masks. These include a two step process. First, there is a retexturising swab, which has lactic and glycolic acids. You gently wipe this pre-soaked swab over the your face, before applying the mask.Like many of these type of masks, this is also a pre-soaked paper mask, which you unfold. It is infused with hyaluronic acid to replenish skin, minimise lines and wrinkles and seal in moisture. There is also Aloe Extract and Vitamin B3 to sooth and nourish skin.My first thought is that this is fairly expensive. The product page suggests you use this 1-3 times a week. If you used it once a week, the box would last for a month, but it is still fairly expensive. Personally, the only time I ever use a face mask, or have time to use one, is on a Sunday afternoon, which is when I tried this out. The mask is quite large and gives good coverage, but be careful. This slipped onto my lip and I didn’t realise until it stung, so make sure you keep this away from lips and eyes.You are meant to leave the mask on for fifteen to twenty minutes and just pat in excess moisture. It is quite soothing on the skin – lips apart – and both the swab and mask were very moist and easy to use. Unlike some face masks, I really did notice a difference in the appearance of fine lines after using this. As such, although it is expensive, it did seem to work, which is pretty impressive and means I would consider it as an occasional treat.

I'm not too sure I want to use a product like this. It's a fuss, unless you have some one to help you -- it is more like the kind of product that a beauty therapist would use on you. That said, it is an intense treatment, and you might want to give it a try, but I don't think I will get it again.

The claims from any product to improve your skin becomes harderto achieve for the older your skin(as is mine). That said I still take care of my skin and I really like the quality of the Murad range.This peel comes in two parts, the first step being using a large headed swob to cover your face, then step two to apply a fine moisture soaked ckoth.The mask is extremely moist and has precut eye,nose and mouth holes - applying this mask is a little tricky due to the moisture and the size of the precut holes, once adjusted I kept smoothing the mask down.It has left my skin with a healthy glow and very soft.

My wife generally likes the Murad range of skin care products. However, like another reviewer, she had reservations about the alcohol content among the constituent parts of this two stage regime.Basically the first stage is an exfoliation process using an oversized cotton bud to gently apply the product. Thereafter you apply a moist mask which is left in situ for 15 -20 minutes prior to peeling off. Afterwards you moisturise with your moisturising product of choice.My wife said her skin felt tingly, invigorated and fresh after use and looked smoother with fewer fine lines but she would caution against frequent use due to the potential drying effect of the alcohol.

I like this product, it's a bit different as you have the swab to use first - though I'm not too sure what the purpose of this is! there are 4 packs in this, and I've only used one so far, as this arrived jut before my Caribbean holiday - and this is not recommended to be used when you're going to have a lot of sun exposure. I'm gonna use one every 2 weeks now though.I'm a long time user of this type of mask, and have tried many Korean masks. This is a little better though, as it's cut to fit the Western face, and it's a much better fit around the nose and eyes. It's very wet so stays in place easily, and it's still sopping when you take it off! You rub in the essence on your face but I found this to make my face feel sticky and heavy. I wore it just before bed and found that by morning, the stickiness had worn off. My skin looked bright and my pores were tighter.A nice treat.

This Murad Hydro-Glow Aqua Peel sheet mask comes with two components: an 'oversized swab', like a giant cotton bud which you use to exfoliate your face before the sheet mask, and then a normal sheet mask which you leave on for fifteen to twenty minutes. This two-step system does give good results: my skin felt brighter and softer, and fine lines were temporarily blurred. However, it's incredibly expensive at its current price. There are four masks in a box, so it costs £10 per mask - for less than the cost of this box you could have a nice facial in a spa, or buy twice the number of MaskerAide face masks, which I prefer. If it's the glycolic peel element that you're looking for, I'd recommend Bliss Incredi-'Peel' pads which cost the same but work out at 60p per use (you can use each pad twice, as they are double-sided). A nice product, but just too pricy for me.