Lush Oatifix Fresh Face Mask Review

October 14, 2014

I finally got a chance to try out one of Lush's Fresh Face Mask - 

If you don't already know, Lush do not sell most of its face masks online. Its masks are made fresh with natural ingredients so there is an expiration date. I believe the only one that does not have an expiration date is the Mask of Magnaminty in the bigger container since I saw it in store that it was "self-preserving." I think it's new.

Oatifix Fresh Face Mask Review

LOVE the packaging. It's so sleek! It's also nice to know that it's made with recycled materials and has all the information a customer needs to know about it's product, promotions, instructions, and etc.

This mask is made with banana, oats, almonds, and vanilla so it smells really good! I think it smells like a granola bar. The consistency is quite gritty because of the oats and almonds which is new to me since most of the masks I've tried are gel-like, clay-like or are sheet masks. When I applied this Oatifix mask, it looks a bit gross on the face - almost like boogers (LOL!). Also, there is a lot of product in the container. Pictured is after three uses and for all three times a generous amount was applied to the face.


During application, I noticed that certain parts of my face stung a little; mostly my cheeks. I assumed it was like that because that's where I have redness and one of the driest part of my face. The stinging sensation went away after a little bit. When I washed off the mask with lukewarm water, I could immediately feel a difference with the texture of my skin. It felt almost like I had a layer of something on to protect it. It was a little weird because this layer did not feel greasy or anything. I guess this is what maximum hydration for my skin feels like? It's really hard to explain without letting you guys touch it.

This mask is definitely hydrating! I recommend this face mask for those that have extremely dry, flaky skin. I think the hydration is a bit much for my skin type (dry/normal). I was able to go about 2-3 days without any type of moisturizer. I found that if I use a moisturizer after this mask or any other day following, it makes my face feel greasy and oily. The hydration for my skin lasts about 2-3 days.
Also, if you are not a frequent face mask user, I recommend sharing it with friends. I shared it with two other people which totaled 6-7 uses. I used this mask four times before it expired and it was bought three weeks before the expiration date; there was still a lot left...
Will I repurchase this?
I am not sure. It depends how my skin is later in winter, but the next face mask I want to try is the Catastrophe Cosmetic. Hopefully, my local Lush store will have that one in stock next time I go. I was going to get the Catastrophe Cosmetic instead of the Oatifix, but I'm still glad I tried it. :)

Hope this review was helpful~
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  1. The ingredients all look so healthy and organic!! Almonds and Bananas!!!

    To be able to go on 2-3 days without moisturiser too, sounds very good ^___^

    Since I get dry skin! I'll definitely check this out when I get a chance to visit my local Lush store!

    Thanks for the great review!

    恵美より ♥

  2. Lol this must smells like breakfast ha :P
    Glad it works well for you Sandy!

  3. Wow, I have horribly flaky skin in the winter. This is a lifesaver, thanks! Do you think I'd be able to make a homemade mask with the banana, oats, almonds, and vanilla?

    1. I remembered that my mom used to do banana masks on herself so I don't see why not?!

  4. I quite like a lot of Lush face masks, and I am now tempted to try this out! But I feel so rushed to use the mask before it expires.

    1. LOL that's how I felt, too! Try to split it with a family member or friend so you guys can get more uses out of it!

  5. lol if you think that looks like boogers, you should see the ayesha mask.


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