That Pure Feeling - Purifying Face Mask

Clarifying face mask

Purifies and mattifies: Face mask with 94% ingredients of natural origin. The skin is left feeling purified, smooth and soft with a pleasant fresh feeling.

Green clay is highly absorbent, reducing excess sebum and impurities. The fermented extract of white willow and the blend of natural alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs) gently smooth the skin and improve its appearance. Tapioca starch has a mattifying effect.

The mask has a pleasant fresh, aromatic scent of tea and mint.

Suitable for all skin types, especially for combination/oily skin. Dermatologically tested on sensitive skin and tested for nickel. Tube made of 50% recycled plastic.

A clinical instrumental test and an in-use test demonstrated:

• 81%* reduction in skin sebum production 15 minutes after a single application.
• 100%* of the volunteers clinically reported a mattifying effect 15 minutes after a single application.

94%** of volunteers confirmed that their skin appeared less shiny.

100%** of volunteers confirmed that their skin felt purified.

94%** of volunteers confirmed that the product had a mattifying effect.

Natural main active ingredients:

• Fermented white willow extract: The therapeutic use of willow bark (salix alba) has ancient origins, as its bark is rich in flavonoids, tannins, and salicin. Salicin, more commonly known as salicylic acid, is generally used on the skin for its astringent, toning and sebum-normalising properties.
• Tapioca starch: A natural starch derived from the cassava tuber (manihot esculenta). The structure of this particular starch makes it particularly gentle, ensuring that it is suitable for even the most sensitive skin types. It lends the product a silky smooth texture, which makes application more pleasant. It reduces oiliness thanks to its high absorbent power, helping leave skin with a clean, fresh feeling.
• Natural AHAs: Abbreviation for alpha hydroxy acids, also known as fruit acids. The AHAs are organic acids sourced from fruit, plants or even milk, which have both moisturising and exfoliating effects on our skin. The most well-known AHAs are certainly glycolic acid (from sugar cane), lactic acid, citric acid (found in citrus fruits), malic acid (from apples) and tartaric acid (from grapes) but there are many more. They can be used on their own or combined with others, based on the treatment. AHA-based exfoliants have a gentle, yet effective action, removing impurities and promoting skin cell turnover.
• Green clay: Extracted from the foot of the Auvergne volcano in France, it consists of 2 clay minerals: Illite and montmorillonite. Rich in trace minerals, this green clay is known for its ability to improve skin imperfections and for its excellent sebum absorption. Exfoliates, mattifies and purifies deep down.

* Clinical/instrumental test on 20 female test subjects aged 18 to 50 after 1 application.

** Self-assessment test on 20 female test subjects aged 18 to 50 who used the product twice a week for 28 days.