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" At the AF Vanderhorst show yesterday, makeup artists skipped over the usual blushes and bronzers, and instead used mud as makeup. Much like shellacked mohawks, I doubt if the &amp;quot;dirt look&amp;quot; will catch on anytime soon, but it made me wonder how many of you had tried (and liked!) mud face masks. Anyone? I used to used to swear by the mud-like Queen Helen Mint Julep Face Masque (a.k.a. the best drugstore find ever--it was only $3 and sealed up my pores nicely) but I can&amp;#x27;t seem to find it in stores anymore. I am considering trying one of these bad boys as I love how smooth mud masks leave the skin. Have you tried any of these, or any other mud mask products? Were any of them amazing (or major duds)? Or are you anti-mud-mask? (The de-masking process does kind of ruin washcloths.) Let me know! P.S.: Having trouble posting a comment? Try logging out of glamour.com and then logging back in again. Then post your comment. Photo: Mark Leibowitz "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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