Anti-Acne Mask Eliminates Post Acne Spots And Scars, 35g

Anti Acne Mask is a deep cleansing, regenerating, and moisturizing mask that helps restore the normal secretory activity of glands, lipid balance, and prevents moisture loss.
The active substance in the formula is extracted from plants used in traditional medicine.

Oily skin is frequently accompanied by scars, which are traces of the long and persistent fight against acne. It is impossible to “erase” them using scrubs since these products target healthy skin: any scrub, even the finest one, will spread the infection over the face and several eruptions will occur instead of one. Moreover, scrub causes additional injury to inflamed skin.

The purpose of the Anti Acne Mask is to deeply cleanse the skin, promote the elimination of post spots and scars, prevent the development of pimples, stimulate cell renewal, even skin color, and microsurface. It also normalizes the secretion of oil glands, restores the hydro-lipid balance, and prevents moisture loss.

Purpose
• Deeply cleanses the skin, promotes the elimination of post spots and scars, prevents the development of pimples.
• Stimulates cell renewal, evens skin colour, and microsurface.
• Normalizes the secretion of oil glands, restores the hydro-lipid balance, prevents moisture loss. 

ACTIVE COMPONENTS 

Right treatment Scars by Cleansing Masks are an important discovery for problem skin. They contain AHA (alpha hydroxyl) and BHA (beta hydroxy) acids.

• AHA (alpha hydroxyl) acids are commonly known as “fruit acids” because they were first discovered in fruit. They include glycolic, lactic, malic, tartaric, and other acids. They gently cleanse the skin from excessive sebum and dead cells, leaving it flawless by evening skin colour and texture. Ancient Egyptians and Greeks used lactic acid (sour milk), glycolic acid (sugar-cane juice), tartaric acid (wine sediment) and other acids (fruit and berry juices) for skin rejuvenation.
• Glycolic acid is contained in sugar-cane and green grapes. Its molecule has the lowest weight in the AHA row, therefore, it easily penetrates through the epidermal barrier and has the most pronounced effect.
• Lactic acids contained in sour milk, yoghurt, whortleberry, passion-flower, maple syrup, apples, tomato juice and grapes. It has pronounced moisturizing and exfoliation effects.
• Malic acid is contained in fruits and vegetables, mainly in apples and tomatoes. It exfoliates and stimulates cells, intensifying cellular metabolism.
• Tartaric acid is contained in mature grapes, old wine and oranges. It has exfoliating, whitening and moisturizing effects.
• Citric acids contained in the fruit of citrus plants (lemon, lime, grapefruit, orange). It has a whitening effect on the skin, which is enhanced in the presence of tartaric acid. It has antioxidant and bactericidal properties.
• BHA (beta hydroxyl) acids are used in combination with fruit acids. The main difference between AHA- and BHA-acids is that AHA acids are water-soluble while BHA acids are
• liposoluble. Liposoluble acids are able to penetrate oil gland ducts and dissolve sebum plugs. The placenta peel contains salicylic acid, which is the most notable specimen of BHA. It is contained in the form of esters in birch bark and gaultheria leaves. It has keratolytic (exfoliating) and antiseptic properties.

Algae extract:
• compensates for skin moisture loss thanks to its content of alginic acid: it absorbs 300x its own weight in water;
• regulates the skin’s acid-base balance, promotes reduced sebum production.
• moistens the skin and smoothes out small wrinkles.

Acne Treatment Application
Treatment - Apply the mask to the cleansed face for 15-20 minutes, then remove any residue with water. It is recommended to use the mask daily for 2 weeks, then 2-3 times a week thereafter.

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