Bethenny Frankel swears by Natura Bissé’s ‘rich B’ peel masks
Bethenny Frankel knows a gem when she sees it.
While the self-proclaimed accidental influencer tests plenty of products, only a select group become favorites. But when she tried out the new Natura Bissé Diamond Extreme Molecular Acid4 Peel-Mask, she told social media followers it went “straight to the VIP cabinet.”
“Literally a chemical peel in a sheet mask,” she wrote on Instagram Stories, saying she was “shook” by the discovery.
The brand claims the mask “redefines the chemical peel experience as a simple, comfortable ritual.” It’s designed to smooth, brighten and revitalize skin, in addition to helping target dark spots.
Frankel’s such a fan, she even handed some out in gift bags at the opening of her new Supermodel Café pop-up in the Hamptons.
While it’s undeniably a splurge, the “RHONY” alum certainly seems to think it’s worth it. She shared a second snap of the packaging on Instagram last week, quipping, “If @naturabisse has no fans I’m dead.”
She also raved about the brand’s Diamond Cocoon Sheer Cream earlier this year, when a follower asked her for tinted moisturizer recommendations.
“I’ll shout about @naturabisse from the rooftops forever,” she wrote. “INSANE color-correcting cream and it’s all you need to wear.”
Several Amazon reviewers offer similarly glowing feedback, with one even saying it’s “worth every penny.”
Frankel’s extensive Natura Bissé collection also includes the Natura Bissé Diamond Luminous Perfecting Glowing Mask, which she said provides an “unreal” glow.
“Expensive s—t that’s worth it,” she concluded.
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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.
