Drunk Elephant just put out a new overnight mask that sounds like Gatorade for your face. Here's what several Cut members thought after testing it out
The mask. Photo: Image courtesy the retailer. Dry January is technically over, but welcome to Dry February — the month when everyone’s skin is parched. In a well-timed release, Drunk Elephant just put out F-Balm, a new overnight mask that sounds like Gatorade for your face. Much like Gatorade, it contains electrolytes and is meant to be hydrating and cooling. Here’s what several Cut members thought after testing it out.
But although it’s called a “waterfacial,” it isn’t drippy or anything. My skin quickly drank up the formula and felt positively lithe, a word I’ve never used before to describe skin. Using it, I haven’t woken up with a face that looks glowier/dewier/plumper, but my skin always feels better. Physically, it feels softer to the touch; emotionally, it feels supported and taken care of, especially in the middle of winter when things get dry.
As the instructions direct, I slathered a generous amount of this over my moisturizer for two weeks. Even though Drunk Elephant suggests you use four to five pumps, I found that to be entirely too much — two pumps was sufficient to cover my neck and face. It blended into my skin really well. In fact, it almost felt like nothing, but a pleasant kind of nothing. Yes, this was sort of weird, but I don’t want to go to bed actually feeling moist.
Sarah Spellings, Fashion Writer Like all Drunk Elephant products, this one made me feel very fancy. I tested it by making a real Drunk Elephant sandwich, using their whipped moisturizer with the T.L.C. Framboos serum. The new F-Balm went on last. It felt nice, and I didn’t notice any smell, good or bad.
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