Coconut Extract
Softens, comforts
Rich in fatty acids and amino acids. Works on how skin feels as much as how it looks, which is why tight, uncomfortable skin responds to it quickly.
good things take time
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One sitting, no routine.
Softens and comforts.
Second ingredient after water.
Dehydrated, not dry.
Skin that feels tight after cleansing is dehydrated, and dehydration needs water bound into the skin, not more oil. Coconut extract and sodium hyaluronate do exactly that. If your skin is flaking rather than tightening, you need a richer moisturiser, not this.
One hero extract, four base actives shared across all our masks. Tap any one.
Softens, comforts
Rich in fatty acids and amino acids. Works on how skin feels as much as how it looks, which is why tight, uncomfortable skin responds to it quickly.
Calms, carries
Second ingredient after water in every mask. Soothes on contact and carries the actives in.
Evens tone
In every mask, not just the bright ones. Works on uneven tone and the look of pores.
Holds water
The reason this one works. A smaller form of hyaluronic acid that binds water into the upper layers of skin.
Gentle resurfacing
A mask-strength AHA. Loosens dull surface cells so the hydration lands better.
Sheet masks are the most oversold thing in skincare. Here's the boundary.
Dehydration needs water, dryness needs oil. If you are flaking rather than tight, a mask is not the answer.
The comfort is real and it lasts hours, not a week. Lasting change comes from leave-on products used consistently.
Contains glycolic acid and fragrance. Patch test on your inner arm for 24 hours if your skin is genuinely sensitive.
Remove while still damp, at 15-20 minutes. A fully dried mask pulls moisture back out, which defeats the whole point of this one. And wear SPF the next morning because of the glycolic acid.