Our social media manager says this mud mask makes her feel like she ‘just left a spa retreat’

We’re not afraid to get down and dirty to test celebrities’ favorite beauty products.

From backstage at NYFW to Bethenny Frankel’s TikTok, Borghese’s Advanced Fango Active Mud Mask has been popping up all over lately. And when she tried it out herself, Page Six’s Sr. Social Media Manager, Michelle Moezam, found it’s actually worth the hype.

“It glides onto skin like the silkiest mud you’ve ever felt,” she raves. “The second it goes on, you feel how active the ingredients are, [its] soft tingle and a really nice smell.”

Borghese Advanced Fango Active Mud Mask

Borghese

Since the mask only needs to stay on for five minutes, she recommends using the luxe-looking applicator brush to spread the formula evenly in thick, quick passes.

“Washing the mask off is so easy since you’re not waiting for it to dry, and you start to instantly feel the benefits,” she adds.

As for the results? “I sound like a conspiracy theorist when I explain how impactful this has been in my routine,” she continues. “When [the brand] said it works for face and body, it really meant it. This could be the only product you use all week, and you’ll look and feel like you just left a spa retreat.”

Moezam put the green clay mask through its paces. Page Six/Michelle Moezam

She swears by the results. Page Six/Michelle Moezam

She’s not the only one spreading the word about Borghese, as self-proclaimed accidental beauty influencer Bethenny Frankel once called the spa-like formula “unbelievable” on Instagram.

“It has to be the best mud mask there is,” she added, saying her daughter often steals some from her.

While it’s not included among the markdowns in Amazon’s current Big Spring Sale, at under $30, it still costs far less than a trip to a five-star spa.

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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts celebrities’ brands to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.