Intense hydration mask

The Intense Hydration Mask is suitable for all skin types, with application time to suit your specific needs. Here are the benefits of the mask for different skin types:

• Sensitive skin: soothes and strengthens the skin barrier.
• Oily skin: hydrates without weighing down and helps rebalance sebum production.
• Combination skin: provides the necessary hydration while maintaining the skin's balance.
• Mature skin: deeply nourishes and helps smooth the signs of aging.
• Dull skin: revives radiance and provides a radiance boost.
• Dry and thirsty skin: intensely recharges with water for immediate comfort.

Thanks to its rich and enveloping texture, the face mask allows optimal absorption of active ingredients, thus providing deep hydration for each skin type.

Its frequency of use will depend on your skin problem:

For themature and dehydrated skin, our dermatologist recommends applying ittwice a weekafter thefruit acid peeling.

The mask will be appliedonce a weekfor thesensitive skin and the problems of couperose and rosacea.

Finally, if you have thecombination or oily skin,listen to your skin. If during cold and dry weather you need more hydration, you can apply the intense hydration mask once a week.

To maximize the benefits of the Intense Hydration Mask, we recommend extending the application time to allow the skin to deeply absorb the nourishing active ingredients.

• As a classic mask: apply a thick layer and leave on for 10 to 30 minutes before rinsing.
• As a night mask: apply a thin layer and leave on overnight for intense hydration and regenerated skin when you wake up.

Dehydrated skin lacks water, which can manifest itself through several characteristic signs:

• Feeling of tightness, especially after cleaning.
• Dull, tired skin, with a lack of radiance.
• Dehydration lines, especially on the forehead and around the eyes.
• Discomfort and increased sensitivity, sometimes with temporary redness.
• Irregular texture, giving a rough or flaky appearance.
• Excess compensatory sebum, which can give the impression of combination or oily skin when it is actually dehydrated.

It is important to adopt a suitable skincare routine to restore and maintain skin hydration.

To hydrate very dry skin, it's essential to act on two levels: provide water and strengthen the skin barrier to limit evaporation, while promoting cell renewal. Here's our dermatologist's advice:

• Use a gentle cleanser: avoid harsh soaps and choose sulfate-free cleansers to avoid damaging the hydrolipidic film.
• Gently exfoliate: Once or twice a week, use a gentle exfoliant to remove dead skin cells and allow moisturizers to penetrate deeply.
• Apply a hydrating serum: Choose formulas rich in hyaluronic acid and fruit acids to attract and retain water deep into the skin.
• Nourish with a rich cream: Opt for a natural moisturizer to protect the skin barrier and provide optimal hydration to your skin.
• Incorporate a hydrating mask: Once or twice a week, apply a hydrating mask in a thick layer or as an overnight mask for prolonged hydration and support for cell renewal.
• Avoid using water that is too hot: use lukewarm water for cleansing and showering to avoid aggravating dry skin.
• Boost internal hydration: Drink enough water and eat a diet rich in essential fatty acids (omega-3 and omega-6).

Proper and regular hydration helps restore skin comfort, stimulate cell renewal, prevent chronic dryness and limit the appearance of signs of premature aging, such as fine lines and loss of firmness.