The Body Shop Vitamin C Overnight Glow Revealing Mask 100ml100ml
Skin Care
The Body Shop
Medicine overview
Product Description:
Get set for the ultimate beauty sleep with our brightening Vitamin C Overnight Glow-Revealing Mask.
Enriched with vitamin C, resurfacing lactic acid (AHA) and papaya enzymes, our overnight mask reveals a new, improved radiance on skin - a notable 89% increase in radiance after 4 weeks to be more precise*! Skin also appears smoother and noticeably softer, with a more even skin tone. Lovely stuff.
Let this mask work its magic as you sleep; you might feel a little tingle – it’s just the goodness getting to work. Made with 95% ingredients of natural origin, this lightweight buttery overnight mask glides on and sinks in instantly without a trace, leaving skin feeling velvety soft so you can slip straight under the covers and drift off. Wake up to skin that appears more even with a fresh-faced glow. Heads up, because this contains organic acids, remember to smooth on your SPF in the morning!
Vitamin C:We use vitamin C (3-O-Ethyl Ascorbic acid, if you’re feeling fancy) to help keep skin looking nice and bright.
Lactic Acid:Lactic acid is an alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) which helps to gently remove dead skin cells and is known to help reduce the appearance of uneven skin tone and texture. Our natural-origin lactic acid is derived from corn.
How to use:
1. In the evening, start with our Vitamin C Cleansing Polish to cleanse and gently buff away dead skin cells.
2. Smooth a thin layer of the mask onto skin, avoiding the eyes.
3. Want some extra hydration? Follow with a dollop of our Vitamin C Glow-Boosting Moisturiser.
4. Drift off to sleep and let it work its magic. It might tingle, it’s just the good stuff doing its thing.
5. Wake up to skin that appears more even with a fresh-faced glow.
6. Apply some SPF before you head out of the door.
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