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Details
The Lindsay Charcoal Modeling Rubber Mask uses charcoal extract to deep cleanse pores. When applied, the thick layer of rubber fully on your face and allowing mineral-rich nutrients to be absorbed without the risk of evaporation. Best for oily, sensitive skin types as it helps with sebum production and soothes irritated skin. With modelling rubber masks, you can experience the expensive parlor facial in your comfort zone.
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Features
Brand:
Lindsay
Key Ingredients:
- Algin
- Charcoal Powder
- Clay
Ingredients:
- Diatomatious Earth, Glucose, Algin, Calcium Sulfate, Tetrapotassium Pyrophosphate, Magnesium Carbonate, Charcoal Powder, Allantoin, Potassium Alginate, CI 77499, Centella Asiatica, Portulaca...Read more
For Concerns:
- Oily Skin
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Additional Information
Net Volume:
25ml
Expiry or Best Before Date:
06-08-2023
Expiry or Best Before Month:
06-08-2023
Country of Origin:
South Korea
How to use
1. Pour 7-8 spoons of cold water with the water adjusting spoon built into the cup. 2. Mix the powder and water well with a spatula. 3. Spread the pack evenly on the face with a spatula, and after 15 minutes, remove the pack and finish with a moisturizing
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