.jpg)
Product Description
A rinse-off mask that supports skin cell regeneration to restore skin clarity, softness, plumpness and smoothness. Helps to boost penetration of skincare products deep into skin.
At 40g, it originally costs $46 but I bought it when it has a 50% discount during its closing down sale. It is said that its key ingredient, Malvidin aids in repairing compromised skin cells and halting skin damage at its source. Combined with royal jelly extract, this renewal pack will help to jumpstart the skin's assembly of aquaporin, a protein crucial in lubricating cell walls. Sea minerals salts and hyaluronic acid work in tandem to remove rough patches of keratin and draw water into parched skin via osmosis.
Free of preservatives, sterilisers, petroleum surfactants, fragrances and mineral oil, this Made In Japan rinse-off mask is also alcohol free. At 40g, it lasts me for about 1.5 months with twice weekly usage.
Housed in a silver-coloured tube, the design is just simplicity at its best. With a twist and turn cap and a sticker seal to note the opening date of the product, you can't help but feel impressed with the thoughtfulness of the Japanese. They really care about the customer.
The instruction sheet in the box is all written in Japanese, hardly useful for non-Japanese like us, but the description on the box is written in English. Still, if Fancl wants to do a good job in its thoughtfulness, I would prefer them to translate the words to English in its instruction sheet instead.
In the instruction sheet, it teaches how you can open the cap in a correct way because its "locked" in its ingenious method to retain its freshness.
The honey-coloured gel is sticky and applies thick on the skin but the rinsing off is really bothersome because its gummy and glooey in texture. I like that it plumps up my skin, leaving it soft, smooth and supple with a hydrated bounce. It works best after a good exfoliation. At times, the mask stings though.
Following the mask application, you can do a simple massage as indicated in the instruction sheet.
Source : Fancl
No comments
Post a Comment