- 10-minute clay mask
- Kakadu plum + desert lime
- Turmeric for glow
- For dark spots, uneven tone
What it is
What it does
Who it's for
How to use
How much: An even layer over the face (or just the T-zone), applied with the brush or fingertips. Start 1 to 2 times a week, building to 3 if your skin enjoys it.
2. Leave it on for about 10 minutes, until it dries (no longer than 15).
3. Rinse with warm water and pat dry, then follow with your serum and moisturizer.
Where it fits: A weekly reset, after cleansing and before serum. Patch test first if your skin is sensitive.
Inside the formula
Kakadu plum
An Australian fruit famous for its natural vitamin C, the heart of Gleam C for a brighter, fresher look
Desert lime and finger lime
Two more native Australian fruits, rich in antioxidants, that help skin look smoother and more even
Turmeric
A kitchen classic loved for its glow-boosting reputation; it also gives the mask its sunny color
Kaolin and hydroclay
Soft clays that soak up excess oil and lift away buildup, then rinse off without leaving skin tight
Aloe vera
Soothes and hydrates skin during cleansing
Full ingredient list
Why we stock it
We stock this because it is the product that built Gleamin, and it does exactly what a weekly mask should: ten minutes, rinse, brighter-looking skin. Two Best Mask awards since 2019 do not hurt.
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Direct from the maker
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30-day returns
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About the brand
Gleamin
The vitamin C mask that went viral
We stock Gleamin because their clay mask actually brightens without that tight, cracked-face feeling, and the reviews speak for themselves.
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