Azelaic Acid Bubble Mask
The Upper Azelaic Acid Bubble Mask is a powerful yet gentle facial treatment designed to deep cleanse and minimize pores. Infused with azelaic acid, this bubble mask helps to remove impurities, reduce blackheads, and improve skin texture by targeting fine pores. The bubbly formula creates a fizzing sensation as it works to cleanse deeply, while providing a refreshing and invigorating experience. Perfect for those with oily, acne-prone, or congested skin, this mask helps promote smoother, clearer, and healthier-looking skin after every use.
Key Features:
- Deep Cleansing: Purges impurities and excess oil from pores, preventing breakouts.
- Blackhead Removal: Targets and helps to reduce blackheads for clearer skin.
- Pore Minimizing: Refines and tightens pores, giving your complexion a smoother, more even appearance.
- Azelaic Acid: Known for its skin-soothing and brightening properties, helping to improve overall skin tone.
- Bubble Effect: The mask’s unique bubbling formula fizzes upon contact, enhancing the deep-cleansing action.
Suitable for all skin types, especially for those looking to combat clogged pores and acne.
Packing: Bubble mask 4g × 12 bags
How to Use:
- Cleanse your face: Start by washing your face with a gentle cleanser to remove any makeup or impurities.
- Apply the mask: Gently apply an even layer of the Upper Azelaic Acid Bubble Mask to your dry face, avoiding the eyes and lips.
- Let it bubble: Allow the mask to fizz and bubble on your skin for 5-10 minutes. You’ll feel the refreshing sensation as it works to cleanse your pores.
- Massage (optional): After the bubbles have formed, gently massage the mask in circular motions to help exfoliate and loosen any dirt or oil.
- Rinse off: Once the bubbling effect subsides, rinse the mask off with lukewarm water, gently patting your face dry.
- Moisturize: Follow up with your favorite moisturizer to lock in hydration and keep your skin smooth.
For best results, use 1-2 times a week or as needed to deep cleanse and refine pores.
