Estee Lauder Advanced Night Repair Eye Mask, Recovery Mask-in-Oil and Smoother Universal Primer

Advanced Night Repair Eye Mask

The Advanced Night Repair Eye Mask is Estee Lauder’s first mask of its kind. The mask is infused with Advanced Night Repair technology. The eye pads contain anti-irrants, hyaluronic acid and concentrated moisture to rejuvenate the look and feel of dry and tired under eyes. It helps to calm, smooth and plump weary puffy eyes and make them appear more renewed. Each eye mask contains two sections with the formula sealed in one, while the other stays dry. Only upon application is the formula to be released by breaking the seal. The triple-layer delivery system allows the formula to get deep into the skin and target the delicate eye area. I've recently been introduced to eye masks and I love them since I have dry under eyes. The mask is to be used once a week at night for 10 minutes. The mask is sold in a 4 pack ($49.00) or a single pack ($14.00).

Advanced Night Repair Recovery Mask-In-Oil

This mask-in-oil works to lock in the benefits of a nightly repair serum overnight to protect and rebuild skin. It helps the skin look more renewed and radiant as it creates a “nighttime cocoon”. It should be used every night after the Repair Serum or as the last step of your beauty routine. I always use a beauty oil in my nighttime regime and I'm glad to add this one to my collection. The formula is lightweight and it doesn't leave your skin feeling greasy. The Repair Recovery Mask retails for $100.

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Smoother Universal Perfecting Primer

This primer leaves skin feeling silky smooth, hydrated and flawless for makeup application. The Smoother is a new addition to their existing primers, The Mattifier and Radiant Perfect. It contains apricot essence to soften and moisture the skin. The Smoother is said to reduce the appearance of pores and imperfections and can be worn alone or can be used to prep the skin before foundation. I have only used it on it's own so far and the formula is thin and lightweight. The primer retails for $44.