I had to admit, the "weird jelly" look of the treatment intrigued me — especially after I saw a few celebrities try it on their Instagrams. But, I wasn't sold. I'm picky about skincare products. But after a few expensive spa treatments — with minimal results — I thought the Boba Mask would be a more affordable option to try. I chose the green tea flavor as well as the 24k Gold so I could do a few applications. In my years of skincare experimentation, I've learned that you can't really tell how a product is going to work for you, after only one use.

My first thought was that I felt like a mad scientist mixing up the ingredients. I applied the treatment, let it dry for thirty minutes and took way too many selfies of my jelly looking face. My face felt tight immediately. After I removed the treatment, I was surprised to see that my jawline actually looked firmer and my cheeks had a dewy glow. I decided to keep using it, and after the second use, the redness from my stress breakout was virtually gone. After the third use, the acne had vanished. I was definitely impressed, and although I normally don't spend a lot on my skin, I decided Boba Jelly Mask was worth the splurge — especially since one facial treatment at a spa costs between $150-300. I use the treatment regularly, and I follow it up with using my SolaWave wand, which I find really amps up the dewiness of my skin, and gives me a youthful glow.