- Is this mask suitable for sensitive skin?
- Yes. It uses PHA, a larger-molecule acid that acts mostly on the surface and is gentler than AHA or BHA. The cica step is aimed at calming. Patch test first if your skin is very reactive.
- How often should I use it?
- Two to three times a week is a reasonable start for most skin types. If your skin is very sensitive, begin once a week and build up.
- Does it replace my exfoliator?
- It offers light exfoliation, not a full peel. If you use a leave-on acid, skip it on mask days to avoid over-exfoliating.
- What is in each sachet?
- Each sachet holds the two steps: a PHA gel pad and a cica calming sheet. The pack contains four sachets.
- Can I use it after sun exposure?
- The cooling cica step helps with heat-flushed skin, but avoid acids on sunburned or broken skin. Wait until the skin has settled.
- Where is the Celimax Cica PHA Peel Cool-Calming 2-Step Gel Mask 34 g 4 Sheets cheapest?
- At StyleVana, for $19.80, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Celimax Cica PHA Peel Cool-Calming 2-Step Gel Mask 34 g 4 Sheets?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including StyleVana, Ulta Beauty.