Ilcsi Sour Cherry & Blackthorn Gel Mask

Ilcsi’s Sour Cherry & Blackthorn Gel Mask might make you look (superficially) like you’ve contracted measles, but don’t be deterred by the jam-like consistency and ‘day-of-the-dead-esque’ aesthetic – the glow-enhancing results are inversely proportional to your short-term, child-terrifying appearance. Trust us, the beauty benefits are supernatural! Ilcsi became a cult brand when it was voted a member of the international ‘Superbrands’ a few years ago – it has since been virtually impossible to get hold of (much to the dismay of its legions of devoted fans)… until now! Our former bestseller is back and better than ever, so what are you waiting for? Dip your face into this so-natural-you-could-eat-it face mask, and try not to spread it on your toast…

Targeted towards those with dehydrated, dulled or irritated complexions, the fructose and fruit acid content of Ilcsi’s Sour Cherry Gel Mask works to nourish, revitalise, tone and tighten skin – relieving inflammation and reducing puffiness, while antioxidants and bioflavonoids help preserve skin’s youthful ‘glow’. Fruit enzymes work to loosen dulling dead skin cells – gently resurfacing to restore radiance – while iron-rich Blackthorn helps improve microcirculation, to accelerate cell regeneration whilst enhancing elasticity. An astonishingly effective (certified organic) treatment, this is the ultimate skin ‘pick-me-up’ (especially when stored in the fridge for added cooling benefit).

Aqua, Prunus Cerasus Fruit Extract, Prunus Spinosa Fruit Extract, Mel, Glycerin, Algin, Parfum, Alcohol, Chondrus Crispus Powder (Carrageenan), Benzyl Alcohol, Sodium Salicylate, Sodium Ascorbyl Phosphate, Salicylic Acid, CI 75470 (Carmine), Beetroot Red, Citric Acid

For the latest information, it is recommended to review the ingredient list printed on the packaging of the product prior to usage or consumption.

Apply a thin layer to clean, damp skin (steam from a warm shower is great pre-mask). Leave on for 10 to 15 mins. Remove by gently sweeping away with damp cotton wool or a damp muslin cloth.