00:00Is Pat McGrath's new viral glass skin mask worth the hype? Here's my honest review.
00:03Pat McGrath? Yeah! The viral glass skin mask promises to deliver a signature high shine
00:08dewy finish in just one application. But how wearable is it off the runway? To find out,
00:13I visited Pat McGrath Labs in New York City to experience the product firsthand
00:16and uncover whether this viral sensation is worth the hype. First of all, the mask is nothing short
00:22of stunning. Formulated with glycerin, rose flower water, and a mix of antioxidants,
00:26is designed to support skin renewal while delivering that glass-like glow. What's unique
00:30about this mask is that it's applied on top of your makeup, not underneath. Applying the mask is a
00:35multi-step ritual. It involves three layers with drying time in between each. To speed things up
00:40a little bit, we used a hairdryer, but the entire process, starting with doing my makeup, took about
00:44two hours total. Also, there is a bit of a catch. Once the mask is on, you can't talk, eat,
00:49or drink.
00:50Any movement risks cracking or peeling. Oh, it's coming off. It's coming off. But it's undeniable.
00:56After an hour of walking around the streets of New York, I can confidently confirm
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