Sephora Sample Wonderland: Glamglow Versus PTR Irish Moor Mud PART DEUX

Forgot to write about how I followed-up a week later by testing a round two for these two masks.

All in all, I hate to say this, because I like rooting for the underdog, but I think Glamglow wins.

PTR Irish Moor Mud is just too much to clean off and felt like rubbing ink all over my face in trying to rinse it off nicely. It also has less of an effect, from what I can tell. It's probably more gentle and doesn't harden on the skin, but at the same time I did not like the whole messiness of putting it on and taking it off.

Like rubbing ink all over my face, I tell ya.

Glamglow, while messy at first, dries, and then is hard to rinse off in that rinsing it makes it melt all over again, but it's not as dark or difficult.

Pictorial Evidence:

The process begins with the mask already drying where it's thinner around my lips. Look at it almost dried, even though in the side of my nose it's still very wet and so leaves a dark gray line (which I waited to lighten before rinsing).

Now in the last picture I apologize for the nastiness that is the amount of sebum making the Glamglow all bubbly as it recognizes the filth in my pores. However, if you look at the left, compared to the right, the left looks cleaner. Maybe it's an accident of the camera being blurry, as I am not using a macro lens, but still, it looks better to me, and in the mirror it did too. This is Glamglow versus PTR Irish Moor Mud.

I really want to work on my pores, my nose and neighboring "wings" are horrendous.