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Skin Cafe Brightening Mask 100g100g

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MRP ৳ 280.0010% Off
Best PriceTk 252.00/1x100g
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Description

Key Ingredients

Skin Cafe Brightening Mask is formulated around a blend of traditional powder and clay ingredients that are consistently listed across independent sources: Fuller's Earth (Multani Mitti), White Sandalwood Powder, Kaolin Clay, Orange Peel Powder, and Conch Shell Powder (Shankha Powder). These are well-established ingredients in South Asian traditional skincare, generally valued for their oil-absorbing, mild-exfoliating, and cleansing properties. We were not able to independently confirm a complete, exhaustive ingredient list (INCI panel) beyond these named powders, so trace additional ingredients (such as a binder or preservative, if used) cannot be confirmed for this exact SKU.

Key Features

This is a powder-based or paste-style face mask intended to be mixed with water, rosewater, or a similar liquid before application, in keeping with traditional multani mitti/clay mask formats. It combines absorbent clay minerals (Fuller's Earth, Kaolin) with botanical and mineral powders (Sandalwood, Orange Peel, Conch Shell) rather than synthetic brightening actives. Please note that a separate 70gm size of this same product also exists as its own SKU; this listing is specifically for the 100g size.

Benefits

Clay- and powder-based masks of this type are generally used to help absorb excess oil, gently cleanse the skin's surface, and leave a smoother, refreshed feel after rinsing. Orange Peel Powder and Sandalwood are traditionally associated with a mild toning and refreshing effect on the skin. However, we want to be clear that none of the specifically confirmed ingredients in this mask (Fuller's Earth, Sandalwood, Kaolin, Orange Peel, Conch Shell) are clinically-recognized skin-brightening actives in the way ingredients like Vitamin C, Niacinamide, Arbutin, or Kojic Acid are. The "Brightening" name should be understood as a traditional/cosmetic positioning based on the mask's cleansing and refreshing effect rather than a claim of clinically-proven pigmentation reduction or skin lightening.

Who Can Use This Product

This type of clay/powder mask is generally suitable for normal to oily skin types, where its oil-absorbing properties are most beneficial. Those with very dry or sensitive skin should use it less frequently, as clay-based masks can sometimes feel drying, and should monitor for any tightness or irritation. As with any face mask, a patch test is recommended before full-face use, particularly for first-time users or those with known sensitivities to clay, sandalwood, or citrus-derived powders.

How to Use

Typical usage for a powder-based mask of this type: mix the required amount of powder with water, rosewater, or a similar liquid until a smooth paste forms, apply an even layer to clean, dry skin avoiding the eye and lip area, leave on for approximately 10-15 minutes or until the mask begins to dry, then rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water. Follow with a moisturizer afterward. Because MedEasy could not confirm the brand's exact mixing ratio or leave-on time for this SKU, please refer to the instructions printed on the product packaging for precise guidance.

Storage & Safety

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct moisture and sunlight, and reseal the container tightly after each use to prevent the powder from clumping or absorbing ambient moisture. Keep out of reach of children. Avoid contact with the eyes; rinse thoroughly with water if contact occurs. Discontinue use if irritation, redness, or excessive dryness develops. As the complete ingredient panel could not be fully verified, individuals with known sensitivities to clay, sandalwood, or citrus-derived ingredients should exercise caution and consult a dermatologist if unsure.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does Skin Cafe Brightening mask actually lighten skin tone?

A: Its ingredients — Fuller's Earth, Sandalwood Powder, Kaolin Clay, Orange Peel Powder, and Conch Shell Powder — are traditional cleansing and oil-absorbing powders, not clinically proven brightening actives like Vitamin C or Niacinamide. The "Brightening" name reflects a traditional, cosmetic positioning rather than a proven skin-lightening effect.

Q: How do I prepare Skin Cafe Brightening mask for use?

A: Mix the powder with water or rosewater until it forms a smooth paste, apply an even layer to clean, dry skin avoiding the eyes and lips, and rinse off once it begins to dry.

Q: How long should I leave Skin Cafe Brightening mask on my face?

A: Around 10-15 minutes, or until the paste begins to dry, before rinsing thoroughly with lukewarm water and following up with a moisturizer.

Q: Is Skin Cafe Brightening mask suitable for dry or sensitive skin?

A: Clay-based masks like this one suit normal to oily skin best. Dry or sensitive skin can still use it, but less often, since the clay can feel drying; watch for tightness or irritation and patch test first.

Q: How often should I use Skin Cafe Brightening mask?

A: A general guideline for clay and powder masks is once or twice a week, but follow the frequency printed on the packaging for this specific product.

Q: What is the main function of Skin Cafe Brightening mask?

A: Its clay and powder blend is meant to absorb excess oil and gently cleanse the skin's surface, leaving it feeling smoother and refreshed after rinsing.

Q: Should I patch test Skin Cafe Brightening mask before applying it to my whole face?

A: Yes, a patch test is recommended before full-face use, particularly if you have known sensitivities to clay, sandalwood, or citrus-derived powders.

Disclaimer

The information provided is accurate to the best of our knowledge, but product packaging, ingredients, and specifications may change without notice. Please check the product packaging before use and consult the manufacturer or a relevant professional for any concerns or questions.

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