Kojic Acid Turmeric Peel-Off Mask — Brightening Peel Mask with Vitamin C & Collagen, 3.5 oz (100 g)
$24.99
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Kojic Acid Turmeric Peel-Off Mask — Brightening Peel Mask with Vitamin C & Collagen, 3.5 oz (100 g)
$24.99
The most satisfying ten minutes in your week.
Brush it on, let it set, then lift one corner and take the whole thing off in a single piece. There's a reason this format never goes away.
The experience
A warm golden gel that goes on cool and dries to a flexible film. Around fifteen minutes later it peels away cleanly, taking loose surface build-up with it. Skin underneath feels immediately softer and looks brighter — that part is real, and it's why people book the next one in.
What's in it, and why
- Kojic acid — for the look of uneven tone and dark marks
- Turmeric — antioxidant support, and the reason for the colour
- Vitamin C — brightening support in a rinse-off format
- Retinol — included at mask level for surface renewal
- Collagen — for the smooth, plumped finish immediately after
How to use
Once a week, on clean dry skin. Apply an even layer — thin patches tear rather than peel. Avoid the eye area, lips, eyebrows and hairline. Leave 15 to 20 minutes until fully set, then peel gently from the outer edge inward. Follow with moisturiser.
Please read before first use. Peel-off masks lift more than dead skin if you use them wrongly. Keep them well away from eyebrows and hairline. Don't use on active breakouts, broken skin, sunburn or freshly exfoliated skin, and never peel against resistance — if it grips, soften it with warm water instead of pulling. This mask contains retinol, so it isn't recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
Specifications
- Net content: 3.5 oz (100 g)
- Form: peel-off gel mask
- Skin type: all, excluding very sensitive or reactive skin
- Shelf life: 3 years unopened
Designed to help improve the look of dull, uneven skin. Results vary. Not intended to treat any condition. Patch test on the jawline before first full use.
FAQ
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How often should you use a peel-off mask?
Once a week is plenty. More frequently and you're removing surface skin faster than it renews, which leaves skin tight and sensitised. -
Does a peel-off mask remove blackheads?
It lifts loose surface debris and can pull at the very top of a clogged pore, but it won't clear a genuine blackhead. That's a job for a salicylic or BHA product. -
Why does it hurt around my eyebrows?
Because it's gripping the hair. Keep the mask a clear centimetre away from brows and hairline — this is the single most common complaint with the format and it's entirely avoidable. -
What if it won't peel off?
You applied it too thinly, or it isn't dry yet. Don't force it — soften with warm water and a flannel and rinse it away instead. -
Can you use it with sensitive skin?
Approach carefully. Patch test on the jawline, and if your skin flushes easily the cleansing pads are a gentler route to the same ingredients. -
Can you use it while pregnant?
It contains retinol, so it isn't recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Check with your doctor. -
Do you moisturise after?
Always. Freshly exfoliated skin absorbs well, and it needs the support.