aliangé skincare face masks provide so many benefits to your skin. They offer deep hydration and repair DNA damage to create softer, younger looking skin. They boost collagen production for brighter, smoother skin with reduced appearance of lines and wrinkles. They also protect the skin against free radicals and sooth redness, sensitivity and inflammation.
These are so many great reasons to add a face mask to your skincare routine, however there’s even more benefits that you might not have realised!
- Relaxation
Face masks don’t just offer results that improve the overall appearance of your skin, they can also be therapeutic and provide a boost to your mood. When they’re infused with natural botanicals and active ingredients like Kakadu Plum, Macadamia Oil, Evening Primrose Oil and Rose Hip Oil, a face mask can provide relaxation and lift your spirits.
- Deep Cleansing
aliangé skincare face masks help to draw out impurities that hide beneath the top layers of the epidermis. As well as cleansing each day, regular face masks help to remove dirt, oil, make-up and impurities from the skin.
- Unclog Pores
Face masks help to remove dirt, excess oils and the build-up of dead skin cells that accumulate on our skin. When you remove all the debris from the surface of your skin, it prevents impurities being trapped in your pores and getting pushed deep down where bacteria can develop, causing blemishes and breakouts.
- Firmer Skin
aliangé skincare masks enhance collagen production and fight off free radical damage, which allows skin to regenerate faster and healthier, resulting in firmer, tighter and fresher looking skin.
- Evens Skin Tone
Face masks are designed to diminish hyper-pigmentation and give you more even skin tone and texture. They also promote the sweat gland secretion so as to increase the oxygen content of the skin.
With so many great benefits, why not a add a face mask to your skincare routine?
Click here to view all aliangé skincare face masks or take the consultation to find out which mask is right for you.
