Best suited for normal, oily, and combination skin. It's especially great if you're dealing with dullness, uneven skin tone, congested pores, or skin that just looks a little "meh" and needs a reset.

If your skin is sensitive or reactive, this might be a bit much. We’d recommend skipping this one and sticking to gentler options.

Yes. The tea tree extract in this mask soothes redness and has natural antibacterial properties, while glycolic acid helps keep pores clear. That said, if you have active, inflamed breakouts, let them calm down first before masking over them.

Night is actually the preferred time for AHA-based products. Your skin does most of its repair while you sleep, and AHAs can make skin more sensitive to UV. If you do use it in the morning, apply SPF right after - non-negotiable.

Twice a week is the sweet spot. Any more and those AHAs start doing overtime - which sounds great until your skin feels more irritated than glowy. Twice a week keeps things exfoliated, bright, and happy.

Step 3 - after cleansing and toning, before your serum and moisturiser. Wash → tone → mask → glow. On mask days, keep the rest of your routine gentle and skip other actives like retinol or Vitamin C.

30 to 60 minutes. Apply a thin layer, let it sit, rinse gently with water, and pat dry. Put on a playlist, catch up on your watchlist, or just stare at the ceiling. You've earned it.

Yes, over time. Glycolic acid gently resurfaces the top layer of skin, which helps fade dark spots, post-acne marks, and uneven patches. Results aren't overnight - consistent use twice a week for 4–6 weeks is when you'll start to notice real change.

Not really. In a wash-off mask like this, lower concentrations work better than you'd think - it sits on your skin for 30–60 minutes, giving the AHAs enough time to do their job without overdoing it. 0.5% Glycolic + 0.5% Lactic is a deliberate balance - effective enough to resurface and brighten, gentle enough to use twice a week without messing with your barrier. More isn’t always better with acids.

A little tingle is normal - it means the AHAs are doing their thing. You might feel a mild, brief sensation when you first apply the mask, especially if your skin isn't used to acids yet. It should settle within a minute or two. If it feels like burning or your skin turns red and stays red, rinse it off - that's your skin telling you it needs a break. Start with once a week if you're new to AHAs, then build up to twice.

30 to 60 minutes. Apply a thin layer, let it sit, rinse gently with water, and pat dry. Put on a playlist, catch up on your watchlist, or just stare at the ceiling. You've earned it.

AHAs (Alpha-Hydroxy Acids) are chemical exfoliants that help loosen and lift dead skin off your face - so it actually sheds instead of just sitting there making things look dull. They also support smoother texture, better hydration, and overall brighter-looking skin. This mask uses 0.5% Glycolic Acid + 0.5% Lactic Acid - a gentle but effective duo.

Raspberry Seed Oil is loaded with omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, which means it deeply hydrates and strengthens the skin barrier while protecting against environmental damage. It also has natural antioxidant properties. It's the reason this mask feels rich without feeling heavy.

Good question, and a fair one. We use less than 1% IFRA-approved, allergen-free fragrance - purely to neutralise the natural odour that comes from combining actives and botanical extracts. It's the smallest amount needed to make your masking experience actually pleasant. Nothing shady here.

Yes. This formula has gone through multiple rounds of testing and refinement to get the balance right - effective enough to work, gentle enough to not mess with your skin barrier.

100%. No animal testing, no animal-derived ingredients, PETA-certified. That's not a box we tick - it's a line we don't cross.

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