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Round Lab - Mugwort Calming Sheet Mask (1pc)
Round Lab - Mugwort Calming Sheet Mask (1pc)
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Made with pure cotton sheet, Mugwort Calming Sheet Mask is soaked in clean, natural ingredients to heal and to soothe damaged skin.
How it works:
- A hydrating sheet mask contains 91.45% pure Mugwort Extract for deep nourishment to moisturize and to calm skin for healthy, radiant skin.
- Sea Breeze Artemisia Extract carries Vitamin A, Vitamin B and Beta-carotene into skin to alleviate stress and add calm.
Active Ingredients:
- Artemisia Vulgaris Extract(10,000ppm) helps calm and reduce redness, while tackling acne and breakouts.
- Madecassoside calms irritated skin and promotes skin regeneration.
- Althaea Rosea Flower Extract locks in moisture and calms aggravated skin.
- Caffeine depuffs and improves circulation to protect skin from damage caused by free radicals.
Directions: Apply mask on face and ensure it covers entire face. Leave on for 10 - 20 minutes. Remove mask and gently tap the residual contents unto skin for better absorption.
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