Soothing plant extracts and a sensitivity-inhibiting peptide work with proven hydrating ingredients like shea butter and glycerin to calm factors in skin that trigger redness and irritation. Skin’s surface is reinforced so it’s better able to handle external stressors and resist signs of dryness.
All Paula’s Choice products are 100% fragrance free, clinically proven to be non-irritating, and never tested on animals.
Soothing plant extracts and a sensitivity-inhibiting peptide work with proven hydrating ingredients like shea butter and glycerin to calm factors in skin that trigger redness and irritation. Skin’s surface is reinforced so it’s better able to handle external stressors and resist signs of dryness.
All Paula’s Choice products are 100% fragrance free, clinically proven to be non-irritating, and never tested on animals.
What does it do?
This cream-gel mask’s unique blend of bioactive ingredients visibly reduces redness, soothes and provides long-lasting hydration for all skin types, especially redness-prone, extra-sensitive skin.
This cream-gel mask’s unique blend of bioactive ingredients visibly reduces redness, soothes and provides long-lasting hydration for all skin types, especially redness-prone, extra-sensitive skin.
How to use?
The Super Hydrate Overnight Mask is the ideal solution for anyone struggling with dry, damaged skin, or experiencing irritation due to environmental aggressors.
Use on clean skin. Apply a generous layer all over face and neck. Leave on for at least 20 minutes, then rinse thoroughly. For optimal results, leave on overnight as the last step in your skin care routine. Use as often as needed.
The Super Hydrate Overnight Mask is the ideal solution for anyone struggling with dry, damaged skin, or experiencing irritation due to environmental aggressors.
Use on clean skin. Apply a generous layer all over face and neck. Leave on for at least 20 minutes, then rinse thoroughly. For optimal results, leave on overnight as the last step in your skin care routine. Use as often as needed.
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Frontiers in Medicine, May 2019, ePublication
Ecology and Evolution, June 2018, pages 5,701-5,711
Cosmetics, October 2018, ePublication; and February 2018, pages 8-18
Clinical Medicine and Research, December 2017, pages 75-87
Plant Foods for Human Nutrition, November 2017, pages 360-364
Clinical, Cosmetic, and Investigational Dermatology, January 2017, pages 11-16
Journal of Biochemistry, February 2017, pages 2,992–3,004
Pharmaceutical Biology, November 2016, pages 2,701-2,707
BMS Complementary and Alternative Medicine, November 2016, ePublication
Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, February 2014, pages 3,886-3,903
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