SKINFOOD - Potato Food Mask 120g

Comfort food for overheated skin — texture included. SKINFOOD’s Potato Food Mask is a wash-off soother whose potato-realistic texture delivers chlorogenic-acid-rich potato extract and madecassoside in a cool, cushioning layer, with human application testing measuring what everyone feels: less redness, less heat, a touch more brightness after a single use.

Why It Works

The potato is folk medicine’s original cooling compress, formalized: chlorogenic acid brings the antioxidant backbone, madecassoside — centella’s recovery molecule — handles the soothing science, and the mask’s gentle adhesion delivers the cool-touch comfort. The numbers are refreshingly modest and real: in testing after one use, redness from external stimulation dropped 7.09%, general redness 3.62%, skin brightness rose 1.61%, and skin temperature fell 14.04% — the temperature drop being the one your face notices immediately. Honest, incremental, repeatable.

How to Use

On cleansed skin, spread a comfortable layer, rest 10–15 minutes, rinse lukewarm — after sun, after heat, after a flush-prone day, one to three times weekly. The fresh potato scent is part of the charm; the calming pads make a natural follow-up.

Who It’s For

Flushed, overheated, reactive skin; cooling-sensation devotees; food-mask collectors. More immediate relief lives in Korean Cooling Skincare, the botanical science in Centella & Cica, and the fast-calm protocol in the redness guide.

FAQ

What do the test percentages actually mean?

They are single-use measurements from human application testing — modest, honest numbers showing the direction: redness and skin temperature down, brightness slightly up. The 14% temperature drop is the immediately felt one.

Why potato for the skin?

Potato extract is rich in chlorogenic acid — an antioxidant — and carries the cooling, comforting tradition this mask formalizes with madecassoside’s soothing support.

Does it smell like potato?

Fresh potato, yes — the texture looks the part too. The brand is called SKINFOOD for a reason.