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So this product is supposed to relieve stress from the skin and increase skin elasticity. Once I opened the bottle the scent was so strong it actually gave me a headache. I used it the next day, followed directions the way they are stated on the back of the bottle. First time using it, I felt a burning sensation. I can take tingling on my skin but it really burned so i had to rinse my fave right away. Im beginning to think my skin is super sensitive and i cant use just anything on my face.

Thanks to @0.8l_usa I was chosen to test and review the Blithe Soothing and Healing Green Tea Patting Water Pack. This is my first experience with this type of product. It is a water pack, which is a concentrate that you pack onto your face diluted with water. The instructions say to fill a sink full of water and add 1 cap of product to 1:100 of water. I did not like this idea for sanitary reasons, so I decided to use in the shower instead. Blithe claims that the product helps relieves stress, works as an astringent, hydrates, exfoliates, balances pH, and calms. Personally, I feel the exfoliation and calming. It has helped my angry acne a little. The scent is very heavy with tea tree and herbs. If you are not a fan of tea tree, you may not like this product. Overall, I like this product and will be including it in my shower regimen. Thanks #08L for the chance to test this product in exchange for my honest opinion.

Blithe Soothing & Healing Green Tea Patting Water Pack is an innovative face mask! It's definitely not your traditional face mask because it only takes a few seconds to have it work its magic! There are two ways to use this. 1) Dilute a cap full of solution in water, splash it on your face, and then pat it in. 2) In the shower, pour a cap full of it in your cupped palm, pat it on your face, and then use water and continue splashing and patting it on your face. I like this method because it saves me more time. It was awkward to use at first, but I like what it does for my skin. After stepping out of the shower, my face feels smooth and radiant. I really want to try Blithe's other splash masks. This product makes me happy. It's like treating myself to a treat. 😊

Omg!! I have found my holy grail!! How it works: Its a blend of lactic acid and botanical extracts in it to help re-texturize and smooth skin instantly and increase radiance over time. This Blithe Patting Splash Mask is formulated with green tea extract and tea tree leaf oil to quickly soothe and calm irritated skin. The splashing, then patting action helps the mask to absorb quickly and efficiently. However when I use it I put small amount on cotton ball, rub on face and use wet washcloth to wipe off. The benefits are soaked in my skin for an amazing silky skin that glows!! I have replaced my toner and astringent!!! I love how my skin looks n feel!! Also its free of Parabens, Synthetic Dyes & Fragrances, Mineral Oils. How amazing is that?! I highly highly recommend this!! You can find this at Sephora for $45. Yes, expensive but it will last forever and you reap wonderful skin. #08L #myblithe #pattingwaterpack #splashmask #beautygood #sephoraskincare #kbeauty #skincare #healthychoices #blogger #bblogger

This is such an interesting product concept. I basically used this to replace my toner, but it's supposed to yield the results from masking in the time it takes to splash your face with water. The first time I used this product I followed the directions and filled my sink with water added a capful of the product and patted it into my skin. I'm too lazy to do that everyday so after removing makeup , then cleansing my face in the shower I poured a capful of product in my hands, rubbed it into my face, then splashed water onto my face. I was surprised to see how smooth and exfoliated this leaves my skin. It does have a strong tea tree smell which doesn't bother me but may be too strong for someone sensitive to smell. I actually love the strong earthy smell this has. Also, be careful not to get it in your mouth because it does not taste good at all. The one downside in my opinion is price. I wouldn't spend the 40 something dollars that Sephora is selling this for even though I really do like this product.

This product has a strong herbal scent, which I didn't like too much. This also stings a bit when being pat on, maybe thats so you know it's working. I did feel how soft my skin was being left while rinsing my face. Which it did leave my face very smooth and soft but very dry. Good thing that can easily be solved with moisturization. I don't think this is a must have kind of product but great for those who don't have too much tome on their hands to do a full skincate routine.

Blithe splash pack in soothing & healing green tea was ok. It was time consuming and more laborious than I wanted to invest in a skincare product. The smell is faintly lime-mint like but without a green tea note. Definitely a strong aroma but disappears quickly. So you splash this onto your skin diluted in water. Apparently in 1:100 ratio either in the sink/ bowl or shower. I tried both and it was either messy or I wasted product. Neither of these options were ideal results for me. I didn't see any initial results but when I spend time cleaning/ cursing after use, I tend not to see much. Perhaps decanting into a spray bottle and using as a hydrating toner would be the best. Less mess and easier to control the splash mask onto the face vs floor. Thanks to @08l_USA for sending this to review.

Targeted for oil control and clarifying pores, this product is an instant moisturizing and soothing mask that you 'splash' onto your face as a quick mask ritual. It contains great ingredients for troubled/oily skin + for calming irritated skin: tea tree leaf oil, green tea extract, lactic acid, blueberry extract, lavender oil, salicylic acid. It is a thin essence-like consistency and has a strong citrus/tea tree fragrance. I tried numerous ways to use this mask. 1: In the shower, which I think is the easiest and an affective way of getting the most out of the product as you are directly applying it to your face as much as needed, patting into the skin, and then rinsing with water. I saw my skin look a lot less red and more calm than before, softer skin, moisturized, and a feeling of being fully cleansed. 2: Poured into a bowl with water to dilute it and splash onto face. I thought I was kind of wasting the product a bit with this one since I tend to get messy when I am splashing any water onto my face. I actually at one point dunked my whole face in! I don't know if this way really allowed me to get the most out of the ingredients. I had minor positives from it like softer and moisturized skin, and looked a bit brighter. 3: I used it as a toner, which I also think is another affective way you can get the most out of the product. Out of all, I think I prefer this way. It feels so cool on the skin, and I think I really absorbed it the most. I also noticed my breakouts started going away much faster. My skin felt softer, brighter, smoother, less irritated, and less oily. I had high hopes for this and Blithe didn't let me down.

I was pleasantly surprised by the Blithe Green Tea Patting Water Pack. I was skeptical at first. You're supposed to fill your sink with water and a capful of mask. Not happening. And I'm not getting a bowl dirty for the sake of glowing skin. I read up and you can splash half a cap on your face in the shower or make a toner with a wet cotton round +1 drop mask. I tried the shower method. At first I kind of wasted it by using the whole dose. Nothing really happened. I read up some more and the blog with the toner idea suggested using half a cap in the shower in 2-3 doses. Now we're talking. My skin is more even (thanks Lactic acid) and brighter (green tea).

I have to be honest, I haven't given this one enough of a go yet to give it a well rounded review. I have used it once. The directions on the bottle are a little vague, saying to dilute in 1 part product to 100 parts water, and then pat it on your face a few times and allow it to air dry. I cleaned and sanitized my sink, all while thinking how much of a pain this product would be to use ever again. Before writing my review though, I googled the brand and found out that you can purchase this from Sephora for a hefty $45 (so maybe I will give it another go 😳😁). The instructions on there are more user friendly, saying to use it in the shower. And it explains further that it is a mask, when initially I thought it was just a toner. All in all, it smells nice, my skin feels soft after using it, and it has raving reviews on Sephora so I am super excited to keep using this (properly) and read more reviews about it 👍 #08L #myblithe #pattingwaterpack #splashmask #beautygood #sephoraskincare

First I have to say that I'm new to using and trying different skin care products and so far this is the second most interesting product I've tried. The Green Tea Patting Water Pack is fun and really easy to use. I watched a few "how to" videos on using this product and found that using it in the shower is the easiest and most effective method. Just a little pour in your had, splash it in your face and start patting your skin. The smell of this product is really nice. It's a calming green tea sent with a hint of citrus. This product doesn't leave any strange lingering sent on your skin either which is nice considering it's a face product! I have sensitive/combination skin and tested this product on the inside of my wrist. I've used it on my face a few times now and have had no issues with breaking out or rashes ( my sensitive skin issues). It leaves my face feeling a little tight but smooth so I think it's surely worth a try! Note: Be sure not to get it in your eyes because it does have a nasty sting to it!! It mentions that but the first time I used it I experienced it!

Blithe Soothing & Healing Green Tea Splash Mask 🌱 --------- Overview: An innovative treatment mask created by natural Korean cosmetics company Blithe, this concentrated splash mask is inspired by the herbal infused treatments used for years by many in Korean bathhouses. The green tea splash mask is an at home spa treatment in a bottle, used to soothe and exfoliate the skin and in turn smoothing and brightening one's complexion. Featuring a highly concentrated blend of natural extracts and exfoliating acids, this product takes what could easily be an expensive treatment and reduces it down to one that shows the same results in as little as 15 seconds. The ingredients list includes green tea and tea tree oil as well as lactic and salicylic acids--all of which pack a powerful punch. The splash mask can be used in multiple ways to get results--in the shower by splashing a capful over the face for a short period of time, or even mixed into a bowl of warm water, using it to steam and splash the face for a more spa-like treatment. Great for all skin types. This bottle contains 7oz of product. --------- Impressions: I have used this mask a few times over the past week in a couple different ways and so has my fiance. Each time, our skin not only looks and feels improved and softer, but our senses have also been much more relaxed due to the therapeutic qualities of a strong tea tree scent. After first use as on my face as suggested, I saw immediate results as you would after a spa treatment--my skin looked and felt brighter, mostly from the exfoliating acids in the mask. I did notice a tiny amount of peeling but never did my skin turn red or feel tight after. I have also used this in a foot bath for my dry feet, as recommended by another, by diluting this product into warm water and it worked quite well to relieve my tired feet and they are noticeably smoother than before! With the combination of acids to help exfoliate and the soothing extracts to balance the skin, this new form of a mask is a great multi-use product to add to my current mask collection! Thanks @0.8L_usa for sending this product—additional info via @myblithe

This brand came to my attention when it hit the virtual shelves of Sephora's website awhile back. And this particular product, the Soothing & Healing Green Tea Patting Water Pack, really interested me since it contains a favorite ingredient, lactic acid. Besides lactic acid, this mask contains water (hence the "patting water pack" name) & some fruity extracts amongst other things. It's referred to as a splash mask since you are supposed to pat it on & splash it off or just splash & splash! 😉 It's touted to be a product that can produce results in as little as 15 seconds. But first some words about all this splashing. Directions say you can use in the shower or the sink. I've used it in the shower with success (mostly). I pour out a capful, put a little in my hands, pat onto my face & splash it off with water. Repeat until the cap is empty, usually a total of 2-3 times. If using in the sink you're instructed to add it to a basin of about 700 mL of water & splash onto your face multiple times. That's a bit too messy for me as I'm really not into cleaning up more than I have to. So in the shower for me it will be. Now for the results. On a scale of 0 to 5 I'm giving it a 3.75. Yes, I'm being rather difficult on my scoring. I've only used it 3 times so far but the results are good. My skin feels very soft, smooth & clean afterwards. I haven't experienced any ill effects from this product but honestly, I don't have sensitive skin so I normally don't have issues. But it seems pretty gentle to me so I'd say this could appeal to the masses. As for the herbal scent, I love it but not everyone will. However, it's gone so quickly it's more of a distant memory than anything else. Blithe makes a couple other splash masks & I hope to try them in the future. Safe to say I'm really enjoying this. It may turn out that splash masks are just a novelty but maybe not. Either way I'm gonna splish splash my mask & have fun doing it.

This is an interesting product. It's a splash mask, where you just put a cap full into 1/3 of water of your bathroom sink and splash it and pat it on to your face and then let it air dry. Personally, I like to put it in a big bowl. I love green tea! So, this is a plus for me! The negative side of this product is that the shelf life is 6 months! I tried the bottle instruction. I'm not sure if I did the right measurement. I kinda guesstimate (haha). I have a combo skin type and I was kinda oily at my T-zone. The oilyness did went away, but my skin feel dry at some part. However, my pore did feel a bit tighten. I read some other people reviews and they have tried making into toner or putting it into their shower. I will probably try both ways to see which is better. So far, I like the sound of putting it into my shower. I can't really say I like this yet.

I was really intrigued by this @myblithe Soothing & Healing Green Tea Splash Mask 🍵 when I saw discovered it through @glowrecipe; you mix a little bit with water and pat it into your skin, and it's supposed to help with oil control and pore appearance. 🍵 I decided that I was far too lazy to fill up a basin with water, so I followed Glow Recipe's in-shower directions. I used about a capful of product and patted it into my skin, and then rinsed with some water. 🍵 It small very strongly of tea tree, so if you're sensitive to scents, proceed with caution! I didn't think this was going to do much for me, but to my surprise my skin did feel a bit more clean and exfoliated, and a bit smoother as well! My only complaint is the price - this goes for about $45 for 200ml at @sephora and @glowrecipe, and it's not much cheaper elsewhere. 🍵 A fun alternative to sheet masking, but I think I'll avoid purchasing unless I can find it on sale. I'll definitely continue to use the whole bottle though, as I did like the results. Thanks @0.8l_usa for allowing me to try this out! 🍵

Blithe Patting Water Pack - I first saw this product mentioned on Glow Recipes instagram and YouTube channel and to be honest, I was skeptical. You're just splashing water on your face so how could it make a difference? I tried it for myself yesterday when I had a few red spots on my face and needed to calm my skin down. I filled up the sink and added a cap full and splashed it on my face. Then, this is where you really notice the product working. While I was patting it in, my skin was actually soaking up this product. Not just drying up and my redness calmed down a lot. It gave me enough moisture but I don't think it's suitable for dry skin. This product is pretty versatile as you can mix it 1:1 in a bottle and use it as a toner, or in the shower.

FIRST IMPRESSIONS: Blithe Green Tea Patting Water Pack. I had never tried a splash mask before but I've been using this one daily for the last 6 days, in the evenings when I take my shower. I use about 3/4 a capful, pour into my hands and splash onto my face, patting for about 15 seconds just like in the Glow Recipe videos. Then I splashed water from the shower on my face--I did not run my face directly under the water. I think this allowed some of the oils from the mask to stay on my face. I also let my face air dry rather than patting with a towel. So this smells strongly like tea tree and it stings a bit on exfoliated skin, but only momentarily. I felt like with consecutive days of use, the mask has helped my face have a smoother texture though hasn't done much for my redness. This was much more than I expected from this mask tbh. I can see this being a repolacement for a sheet mask or washoff mask if one is in a hurry in the morning, or too tired to mask but wants the effects at night. However, I unfortunately cannot recommend this product at the price most sellers are asking. The bottle is only 200 mL and retails for $45 at Glow Recipe and Sephora, and is only marginally cheaper at Testerkorea, for example. If I could find this for under $25 or $30 it might be worth it. Otherwise, pass.

Using a picture I took on a more beautiful day. I finally went through both recommended methods of using the @myblithe patting water pack. The diluting in a bowl of water method just felt like making a large amount of toner that I sort of wasted. Taking a cap full in the shower seems to be the stronger method. It does feel like you've put an essence on your face. The only mistake I made was my nose became blocked by bubbles from the pack so I foolishly opened my mouth to breath. That was when I discovered the lack tastes kind of salty. Unsure if I was going to die or not I just continued patting my face but it really did feel like I had used a mask and was sort of rinsing off and little essence. My skin is dry and I'm not sure this flavor this the one for me.

BLITHE Patting Splash Mask - Soothing Green Tea is a multifunctional product, it is deep cleansing, moisturizing, balancing , and lifting your skin. This product is thin and watery in consistency, like essences and toners and it smells amazing. I've been using it for the last week, I tried to make a 1:100 ratio solution and pour it to the bottle spay and spray it to my face and neck. I use it as a toner in my night skin care routine and spray it to my face before putting on sunscreen and make up in the morning. Patting Splash Mask feels refreshing to pat into my skin and hydrating my skin. This product leaves skin very soft and makes my face glowy and radiant. I have been using it for the last week and I noticed overall skin texture improvement. BLITHE Patting Splash Mask - Soothing Green Tea is a fantastic added step in my skin care regimen and It is a God sent skin care product for a lazy people like me because it is very easy to use and I can sleep a little bit more in the morning. Thank you very much @ and @MyBLITHE for giving me a chance to try Patting Splash Mask.

#Blithe Soothing & Healing Green Tea Splash Mask. You have no idea how long I've been waiting to try this mask ever since @glowrecipe started carrying it and now @sephora has it too. But I was worried it was too gimmicky and would be a waste of my time and money. This is a really interesting product unlike anything I've tried before. It's an exfoliating product with salicylic & lactic acid that has a pH of 4 according to my pH test strip. It has a very strong tea tree scent so beware if you're a tea tree hater. I followed Glow Recipe's in-shower directions rather than adding a capful into a basin of water. After some trial and many errors, I think I've figured out how to use it in the shower. I measured about half a capful in the shower, poured a little bit into one palm and quickly transferred some to the other palm like you would with a first essence (LMK if this doesn't make sense & I'll try to make a video or something). Then I pat onto my face while keeping my eyes and mouth closed because this stuff will sting your eyes if you're not careful! Then I repeat until the cap is empty. Pat pat pat pat and then I rinse under the shower. I used a whole capful once but didn't think it did anymore for me so I'd rather get more uses out of this bottle. FYI, this bottle is good for 30 uses if you use one capful at a time. I was really skeptical if this would actually do anything but it did exfoliate! If you're lazy about using chemical exfoliants and wait times, this is a good option for you. I will have to use this over a longer period of time to see if I get any other effects though. Thank you @0.8l_usa for sending this mask for free in exchange for an honest review. #08L #myblithe #pattingwaterpack #splashmask #beautygood #sephoraskincare