CosBeauty Magazine #75

B eauty
At-home facials
At-home facials (masks) at least once a
week are an easy skin pick-me-up. The type
of mask will depend on the nature of your
skin and what your skin requires. If you have
dehydrated skin or a complexion that needs a
little extra help in the plumping area, consider
sleeping overnight in your mask. When we
sleep our skin cells turn over, allowing your
skin to absorb nutrients more slowly.
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Try
1. Bobbi Brown Radiance Boost Exfoliating
Mask, $65. The formula features superfine
walnut grain beads to gently exfoliate dead
skin cells and improve circulation, kaolin clay
to reduce excess oil build-up, algae extract
and sodium hyaluronate to balance moisture
levels and prevent stripping, and orange oil
to energise the skin.
2. Napoleon Perdis Auto Pilot Radiance
Boosting Mask, $85. A gel mask formulated
with 3D silicone elastomers to soften and
smooth the skin’s surface. The mask also
contains jojoba oil and Vitamin E, which
helps to lock in moisture.
3. Ultraceuticals Ultra Energising Mask, $68.
A pick-me-up for fatigued and dull skin. The
formula contains a blend of antioxidant and
anti-fatigue ingredients to help awaken and
energise the skin.
4. DNA Renewal Restoring Mask, $89.
Delivers instant hydration to improve the
texture and appearance of skin, minimising
fine lines with DNA Repair Enzymes and
Vitamins E and C for sun damage protection
and repair.
5. Dr LeWinn’s Line Smoothing Complex
High Potency Treatment Mask (pack of 6),
$74.95. Delivers peptides, antioxidants and
collagen to the skin in a convenient onestep
treatment that leaves your skin feeling
incredibly smooth and silky.
6. Benefit The Porefessional: Instant
Wipeout Masks, $55. Cleans skin and
smooths the look of pores around the
nose, forehead and chin – instantly.
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