what is a Sleeping Pack, Night Mask, and a Moisturize

What is a sleeping pack?

 A Sleeping Pack is the last sleep of a good skincare regimen. The western states call it a Night Cream.  Sleeping packs are pretty much the last boost of nutrients and seal in all the skincare. its basically the final layer of protective paint on a wall.

 The difference is that Sleeping Packs a night cream and a moisturizer is that even though they are all similar and have small differences will be explained.

 Moisturizer vs. Western Night Creams

 Moisturizers are broad concept mainly aimed at all skin types and all ages. Its only goal it to provide moisture to the skin, where its day or night. Can contain different ingredients to target specific audience such acne prone, or redness ect. Night creams are aimed more for the older generations around 35 and older, they mainly focuses on anti-aging and hydration. They tend to be expensive, but drugstore brands like Neutrogena.

Night cream vs Sleeping pack

 Nigh creams seal in skincare and tend to be on the thinker side because of their aim towards anti-aging. Also tend to be costly, it can be a cold cream or an expensive moisturizer that is tacky. A Sleeping pack is aimed at ages 13 and older, there are ones for all skin types and skin concerns. There are thick and thin packs in creams in a large price range. In fact I own 3 different sleeping packs for different concerns. They come in different packaging and allow more versatility in taste.

 

Whish body butter in blueberry

I received this sample in a Birchbox , I had previously tried their shaving cream and I have really enjoyed it. So given the chance to try the body butter I was very happy.
The company says that it's a moisturizing organic shea butter, Organic raspberry butter, organic aloe and firms with organic seaweed extract and purifies with organic rice bran oil.
At first opening, I was not impress. it was the smell. It reminded me of artificial blueberry yogurt. But I can look past it, it wasn't too bad. when is it I noticed that it's white consistency on the skin because it turned into a waxy film which made my legs look very nice but I wasn't a fan of feeling like I haveing wax paper for skin. 
So it magically became a shaving cream which I really did like. It didn't let the razor irritate my skin but the smell didn't stick in my bathroom after I used my body wash. As a body butter it was a fail but as a shaving cream it was ok