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Lotus Herbals Cosmetics WhiteGlow Vitamin C Radiance Masque 100g

Lotus Herbals Cosmetics WhiteGlow Vitamin C Radiance Masque 100g

Angebotspreis  $17.99 USD Normaler Preis  $19.99 USD

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Here’s a refined overview of the Lotus Herbals WhiteGlow Vitamin‑C Radiance Masque (100 g)


🌟 Product Claims

  • Promises to remove dead skin cells, refine skin texture, and reduce pigmentation and dark spots.

  • Also claims to regulate sebum, helping balance the skin while revealing an instant glow 


🗣 Community Insight

  • Official reviews (e.g., Lotus site) are positive with limited volume, praising glow and cleansing effects 

    “I used their vitamin C serum last year and it burned so bad I thought my face was going to melt off! …I think their brand is cute but don’t trust them.” 
    Another user describes Lotus products as featuring low concentrations of key actives, saying:
    “They never have enough percentage of the purported key ingredient. Lack of actives.” 

  • One user on r/IndianSkincareAddicts noted the Lotus WhiteGlow mask as hydrating for oily skin and not drying out the skin 


Best For & Use Cautions

Suitable for:

  • Normal to combination skin seeking a one-time glow boost or gentle exfoliation.

Less suitable for:

  • Sensitive, acne-prone, or reactive skin (risk of irritation or mild burn reported).

  • Those expecting clinical-grade pigmentation reduction or chemical exfoliation effects.


📝 Usage Tips

  1. Cleanse with a mild facewash first.

  2. Apply masque evenly on damp skin and massage in circular motions.

  3. Leave on for 5–10 minutes, then rinse with lukewarm water.

  4. Follow up with a light moisturizer.

  5. Use once or twice weekly, not daily.

  6. Always patch test on jawline or inner arm for 2–3 days before full-face use.


🧭 Final Verdict

The WhiteGlow Vitamin‑C Radiance Masque is a pleasant, budget-conscious option for quick rejuvenation and temporary radiance. It delivers a soft glow and smooth feel but isn't intended for long-term pigmentation correction or deep exfoliation. Given the brand's reputation for low active concentrations and limited ingredient disclosure, it's best viewed as self-care rather than a skincare treatment.


Want alternatives?
If you're aiming for stronger results—like clearer tone correction, texture refining, or acne-safe exfoliation—I can recommend clinically backed masks with proven formulations (e.g., mandelic acid, BHA/AHA, enzymatic options). Let me know your skin type or concerns, and I'll tailor suggestions!

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