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Description: A mask with a high sugar content. Glucose nourishes and makes the skin silky. Currants are rich in omega-3 and omega-6 unsaturated fatty acids, which strengthen the hydrolipidic barrier, have excellent moisturizing properties. Cranberries are rich in antioxidants, cranberries are the berries with the highest polyphenol content. Polyphenols and tocotrienols have a powerful antioxidant effect, fight free radicals, which helps to prevent premature aging.
Active ingredients:
- Alginate is an extract from the seaweed kelp. It has a pronounced lifting effect (skin tightening), moisturizes, nourishes, smoothes wrinkles, relieves puffiness and refreshes the skin, and has a drainage effect.
- Diatomite is a rock consisting of the remains of diatoms. It restores water balance, increases skin tone, activates microcirculation, saturates, vitaminite and tones the skin.
- Vitamin C is a first-class antioxidant, improves the elasticity of blood vessels, stimulates collagen synthesis, prevents the formation of carcinogens, regenerates the skin. Activates blood microcirculation, provides photoprotection, brightens, protects against harmful effects and prevents aging.
- Trace elements restore the structure of connective tissue fibers, provide powerful antioxidant protection, and normalize trophic processes.
- Amino acids are a natural moisturizing factor of the skin and provide its natural turgor.
- Glucose has the ability to bind liquid, so it is often used to moisturize the skin. It is also used to soothe the skin and as a filler in cosmetics.
- Cranberry extract – prevents the formation of pigmentation, softens the skin, strengthens blood vessels, tones, increases skin resistance.
How to use: Dilute 1:1 – 20 ml of water per 20 g of the mask. Apply a thick layer (3-5 mm) to the entire face, including the eyelids, leaving the lips and nostrils. After 5-6 minutes, the mask forms a dense elastic film. It is recommended to remove the mask after 25-30 minutes in one layer (panchokha) from bottom to top, after slightly separating the mask from the skin at the edges.