The Brightening&Hydrating facial mask from AHAVA helps to boost hydration and reduce redness for your most beautifully bright, refreshed skin. The mask is packed with mineral-rich Dead Sea ingredients which nourishes and hydrates skin and absorbs deeply for a long-lasting, healthy glow. Active ingredients like Niacinamide and Natriance Brightener provide a natural radiance and balance.Application:After cleansing, apply an even layer to entire faceLeave on for 10 minutesRinse of with warm waterRepeat 2-3 times per weekBenefits:Energizing, brightening and skin balancing facial mask from AHAVAHydrating green mask stimulates new cell regeneration for brighter skin Made with mineral-rich mud enhanced by active Dead Sea ingredientsNeutralizes redness and discolorationHypoallergenicVeganParaben-freeAHAVAAHAVA is located by the Dead Sea and has its own production facilities carved right into the wild landscape besides The Dead Sea. Common to all products is that they contain a blend of active minerals and plants from the area in and around the Dead Sea. The Dead Sea has for many generations been visited by people who have been searching for a way to revitalize their skin, and to gain benefit from the active minerals in The Dead Sea. AHAVA has been responsible for bringing the active ingredients from the sea into people’s homes for over 20 years. The minerals found in the sea have documented benefits for the skin, and includes increased moisture retention in the skins cells, control and repair of the skin’s aging signs and softening of the skin’s top layer. One of the exclusive ingredients in AHAVA’s products is Osmotertm, which is perfectly balanced concentrates of the Dead Sea minerals and gives the skin a sense of “being born again”. All products are skin-friendly, paraben-free and are produced under environmentally friendly conditions and only recyclable packaging is used. Animal experiments have never been used with the products, and GMOs, mineral oils or harsh synthetic ingredients are never, and will never, be used.
