K-Beauty Dupe For Sand & Sky Pink Clay Mask

If You Spend Any Time On Social Media, Chances Are You’ve Seen The Popular Australian Pink Clay Pore Refining Face Mask From Sand & Sky. While The Mask Has Built A Huge Following, The $54 Price Tag May Not Be For Everyone.

We know our community loves a “savey” version of a “spendy” product, which is why we’ve found an awesome K-Beauty dupe for Sand & Sky Pink Clay Mask!

Dupe Alert

With hundreds of thousands of K-Beauty products hitting the shelves every year, there’s a good chance that even the hottest skincare products have a K-Beauty equivalent, a product that incorporates similar ingredients, textures and effectiveness.

Some are even even more beloved than the originals. 

Enter Sand & Sky’s Pink Clay Mask – an Insta-worthy pink textured wash-off face mask that promises to clear congestion, detoxify and brighten the skin. Sitting at around $54 for a tiny 60g pot, Sand & Sky is definitely a splurge.

If you’re looking for a more budget-friendly option that doesn’t miss out on any of the skin-refining benefits, then K-Beauty favourite Heimish Pink Clay Mask might just be your perfect fit. Plus, compared to Sand & Sky, it’s a bargain.

Let’s take a look!

Why Clay Masks?

Clay masks have been used since ancient times and are popular because they’re great for all skin types – dry, oily, sensitive and everything in between.

If you’re looking to draw out impurities, refine and tighten those pores and detoxify skin, then just 10-15 minutes with a clay mask once a week can help to clear out gunk, boost your natural glow and protect your skin against everyday pollution.

Sand & Sky Vs Cosmetea

INGREDIENTS

The hero ingredient in both Sand & Sky and Heimish's masks is kaolin and bentonite. These ingredients work to deeply cleans by absorbing and lifting away debris and excess oil. They not only clear congestion, but also help to cleanse pores and protect against breakouts.

While Sand & Sky uses a range of ingredients like witch hazel and mangosteen to refine and protect skin, Heimish contains a variety of oils with calamine. This is an ideal ingredient for those with acne prone skin. 

Texture

Both masks also have similar textures. Sand & Sky’s mask has a traditional earthly texture to it. Heimish's pink clay mask is slightly easier to spread, with more slip to it. 

Size And Price Differences

Perhaps one of the biggest things that stands out between the two products is the sheer difference in size.

Whereas Heimish contains a whopping 150g of formula (100ml is standard), Sand & Sky’s product is truly tiny – 60g, which equals only two months worth of masks if you use the product as suggested by the brand.

The price is also not for the faint hearted, sitting at around $54 AUD, compared to around $23 for Heimish.

At the end of the day, there is nothing inherently expensive about pink clay itself to warrant a $54 price tag. It’s a basic ingredient that’s included in many entry-level skincare formulas, and while useful it’s hardly groundbreaking.

Bottom Line

If you’re looking for a K-Beauty dupe for Sand & Sky Pink Clay Mask, Heimish Pink Clay Mask is the way to go.

With both having 100% Vegan creds, similar results but one being more bang for buck, Heimish is a great alternative to get skin looking brighter, clearer and less congested – without spending a fortune.

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