Zo Skin HealthZO Skin Health Complexion Clearing Masque
By ShopYANZHEN COSMETICS
Product Details
📝Product Introduction
Acne-prone skin emergency savior · Deep oil absorption and pore purification
ZO Skin Health Deep Cleansing Acne-Reducing Mask is a highly effective wash-off clay mask specifically designed for skin prone to blackheads, pimples, and excessive oiliness.Specially formulated with 10% active sulfur (Sulfur) and natural kaolin, it deeply absorbs excess oil and impurities from pores, purifies, reduces inflammation, and quickly soothes redness, swelling, acne, and blackheads. Simultaneously, it replenishes skin moisture, leaving the skin fresh, smooth, and plump after washing—without dryness or tightness!
🌟 Core Benefits and Product Highlights
10% Active Sulfur (Sulfur): Potently anti-inflammatory and antibacterial, quickly reduces redness, swelling, and acne, while preventing and minimizing the formation of pimples.
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How to Use
- 📋Usage Method (How to Use)
- Full-face application (1–2 times per week):
- After cleansing and drying your skin, apply an appropriate amount of face mask evenly over your entire face (avoiding the eye area and lips).
- Leave it for 10–15 minutes. Once the mask is slightly dry, rinse it thoroughly with warm water.
- Local First Aid (Spot Treatment):
- After completing basic skincare in the evening, take a small amount and apply it directly to red, swollen, or darkened acne lesions. Leave it on overnight and wash it off the next morning.
- Note: If you experience slight warmth or mild tightness during initial use, it is a normal phenomenon; After using it during the day, please apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen.
- ℹ️Product Specifications (Product Details)
- Brand: ZO Skin Health by Zein Obagi MD
- Product Name: Complexion Clearing Masque (Deep Cleansing Acne-Reducing Face Mask)
- Capacity: 85 g / 3 oz.
- Country of Origin: United States (Made in USA)
- Suitable for: Oily skin, combination-to-oily skin, acne-prone/pimple-prone skin, enlarged pores, and those prone to blackheads.
