This is the Beekman dewy eye serum. I haven't had a chance to try it yet, so I'm hoping to try it tomorrow morning. It is supposed to like awaken tired eyes. I am a mother, I need that. And it's like a blend of a tree extract and probiotics. And so this is a brand I was super excited to see on Flip. So I had to grab this and I grabbed a couple of other things also.

So I've never tried the Milk Glaze Beakman 1802 face mask, so we're gonna try it together. It is a milk clay mask that's very velvety. It soothes skin while polishing away oil and impurities to reveal a brighter, clearer, more radiant complexion. I love the packaging. Okay. Feels good. Smells like nothing. So I just applied an even layer, and we're gonna wait 15 minutes. Okay, it's been 15 minutes. Now, let's rinse it off. Okay, I just rinsed it off, and I think I'm gonna only post reviews for products I actually think are worth buying, and this product is definitely worth buying. Skin actually feels really soft, and the product was very easy to wash off, so 10 out of 10, go buy it.

Hi everybody! So I just used the Milk Glaze Mask by Beekman 1802 for the first time, and this is the way my skin looks. I was expecting a little more of a dewy glow, a little more luminous look to my skin after using it, and it did irritate my skin and it did cause a little more redness than I was hoping. But what do you guys think?

So I'm sure we've all seen the Greek yogurt clay mask that Lori Harvey uses to get rid of hyperpigmentation. Well, I think I found the perfect substitute for it. It's the Beekman's 1802 Milk Glaze Lactic Acid Pore Purging Clay Mask. This clay mask has 10% lactic acid and creamy goat milk that is used to unclog pores, exfoliate, and remove excess oil. You can apply it as a 15 minute mask or as an overnight spot treatment. Don't walk, run to go and get this.

Video Review of #BEEKMAN 1802 Milk Glaze Mask by Camille

Video Review of #BEEKMAN 1802 Milk Glaze Mask by Camille