Professional Use Only. The Coconut Restorative Mask helps soften the appearance of visible redness with moisturizing ingredients like coconut fruit, yogurt extract, honey, and bisabolol. Fensebiomeā¢ and fructooligosaccharides help support a balanced-looking complexion and the look and feel of a healthy moisture barrier, while turmeric and Vitamin C leave skin with a healthy-looking glow.
Skin Type & Concerns
Skin Type: All skin types
Client Concerns: Dehydrated, lackluster tone, sun damaged
Pro Tips
- Apply a thin layer to the face after enzyme exfoliation in a facial.
- Leave on for 7 ā 10 minutes and remove with steam towel.
- Apply finishing products and sun protection.
Directions for Use
Stir well. After cleansing and exfoliating, apply an even layer. Leave on for up to 10 minutes, then remove thoroughly. Professional use only.
Key Ingredients
- Coconut Fruit has moisturizing properties and promotes healthy cell growth. It also supports blood circulation. This gives skin a soft, smooth texture.
- Curcuma Longa (Turmeric) Root Extract is an antioxidant that brightens the skin as well as provides healing, anti-inflammatory benefits.
- Yogurt Extract moisturizes, smoothes, and stimulates cellular regeneration.
- Honey is wound healing, antibacterial and moisturizing. It helps keep the skin soft.
- Fensebiomeā¢ (INCI Water, Acetyl Heptapeptide-4 and Caprylyl Glycol)boosts the skinās barrier and immune system by promoting a microbiota balance.
- ET-VCā¢ (INCI 3-O-Ethyl Ascorbic Acid) is a stable form of Vitamin C. It is an antioxidant and offers UV protection, skin lightening, MMP inhibition, DNA protection, and collagen synthesis and protection.
- Fructooligosaccharides (D-beta) are naturally occurring carbohydrates derived from cane or beet sugar. This ingredient promotes growth of healthy probiotic bacteria to strengthen skin immunity.
- Bisabolol (L-Alpha) acts as an anti-inflammatory, promotes wound healing, reduces sensitivity, and alleviates heat while soothing skin irritation.
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