REVIEW: QUICK FIX FACIALS CALMING CLAY MASK

I was recently in Tesco and as I was perusing the makeup and skin care aisles I spied some brightly coloured tubes and was drawn to them. They were face masks by a brand called Quick Fix Facials. I've never heard of them before and after doing some Internet research, it seems like they are a relatively new product on the scene. If I remember rightly there were about 5 different ones that were each for a different purpose. I decided on the Calming Clay Mask as it is for red and sensitive skin. Now my skin isn't overly sensitive but I'm a bit scared to use products sometimes that aren't for sensitive skin just in case of reaction! I do get quite red skin though, particularly around my nose and on my chin.

The clay mask claims to reduce skin inflammation, sooth and calm skin and minimise redness. It suggests leaving it on for 5-10 minutes after putting a thick layer all over the face.
I have been using this a lot and I've only had it about 2 weeks and I've already used half of it (oops?). But I am loving it! First of all, there's no nasty smells. It's quite a fresh smell; you can definitely tell it contains aloe vera. Secondly, it feels really nice. I know that's a weird thing to comment on but I hate rubbing things on my face if they don't feel nice.
It's quite strange in that when you put it on your face, it doesn't harden or anything. It sort of sinks into the skin until it's practically disappeared. That's when I usually go in with a cloth to wash it off with warm water anyway. I just leave it on for however long I feel like it!
In terms of results, I really think that redness has reduced since using this. I don't seem to be applying as much concealer around my nose like I usually do.

One thing I'd recommend however is to use this after exfoliating. I'd definitely use a face scrub first because when I use it without doing that, my skin doesn't feel very soft afterwards. It feels a bit dry and I have to slap on moisturiser like there's no tomorrow or go in with a different face mask just to plump up the skin.

I am happy with the results though and if I remember rightly, it cost about £3/4 so I'll definitely buy it again. I'm keen to try the others as well but I can't for the life of me remember what the others targeted. I've only ever seen them in my local Tesco but surely Boots and Superdrug must have them?!