A rich, multi-benefit cream mask that targets three key concerns: redness, sensitivity, and a weakened skin barrier.
How to Use:
Hydration & Comfort Ritual (Rinse-Off):
Use once or twice weekly.
Apply a generous layer to clean skin on the face, neck, and décolleté, avoiding the eye area. Leave on for 10–15 minutes, then remove gently with a lukewarm, damp cloth.
SOS & Post-Procedure Recovery (Leave-On):
Use nightly, post procedure, for 3 - 4 evenings.
Apply a small, hazelnut-sized amount to weakened or irritated areas. Gently massage until absorbed, then remove any excess. Continue with your usual serum or moisturizer.
(Clinical testing shows enhanced skin recovery and improved appearance when followed with serum care.)
Formulated with Immortelle, Allantoin, Zinc Oxide, Glycerin, and Shea Butter, this formula is designed for sensitive and sensitized skin. Together, they calm irritation, reduce visible redness, repair the skin's natural barrier, and lock in lasting moisture.
Use it after environmental stress or procedures like peels, when skin feels tight, hot, or reactive. Apply as a rinse-off treatment for quick comfort, or leave it on overnight as an SOS mask for deeper barrier repair.
Active ingredients:
IMMORTELLE EXTRACT
- Soothes skin tightness and stinging feeling
- Strengthens the skin barrier, protecting skin from external aggressions
- Reduces the appearance of redness
- Provides a comfort sensation
LIQUORICE DERIVATIVE
- Soothes skin discomfort sensations
- Reduces the appearance of skin redness
ALLANTOIN
- Helps maintain skin barrier function, protecting skin from external aggressions
- Moisturises
- Soothes skin discomfort sensations
RED ALGAE (ANTIOXIDANT)
- Soothes, and calms
- Maintains hydration
- Helps strengthen skin barrier function
SHEA BUTTER
- Moisturises
- Soothes skin discomfort sensations
- Softens the skin
- Repairs dry skin
- Reduces the visible signs of skin ageing
Can I use the mask if I have rosacea?
Yes, it may be used on rosacea-prone skin as the formula is designed to soothe and comfort sensitive and reactive skin. However, as rosacea is a dermatological condition, we always recommend that clients follow the advice of their dermatologist or physician if they are under medical care.
