SKINFOOD - Shine Muscat Cica Mask Sheet 24ml x 10ea

A sheet mask dressed as its own ingredient. SKINFOOD’s Shine Muscat Cica Mask wraps the face in a refreshing green microfiber sheet — textured like the skin of a muscat grape — soaked in a low-temperature-extracted essence where BHA and LHA refine, panthenol hydrates and strengthens, and centella soothes. Ten sheets, tested for sensitive skin.

Why It Works

This is the line’s full argument in one mask: slow, low-temperature extraction preserves the actives fast processing destroys; BHA and LHA — the pore acid and its gentlest lipid-loving cousin — handle dead cells and sebum at mask-appropriate intensity; panthenol draws and holds moisture while reinforcing the barrier; and centella does the quick-soothing that makes an exfoliating mask wearable by sensitive skin. The green microfiber sheet adheres smoothly without lifting — and the grape-skin look is the charm on top.

How to Use

On cleansed, toned skin, one to three times weekly: 10–15 minutes, remove, pat the essence in. On mask days, skip other acids; keep morning SPF faithful.

Who It’s For

Rough-but-reactive skin wanting exfoliation and soothing in the same session; texture perfectionists; muscat aesthetes. The sheet-mask universe lives in Korean Sheet Masks, the acid map in the AHA-BHA-PHA guide.

FAQ

What does LHA add to the BHA?

LHA is salicylic acid’s lipid-friendly, slower-working relative — gentler surface refinement layered under the BHA’s pore work, keeping the total exfoliation mask-appropriate.

Why does low-temperature extraction matter?

Heat degrades delicate actives — slow, low-temperature extraction preserves the raw ingredients’ nutrients, the same logic as the brand’s sous-vide line.

Can sensitive skin use an acid sheet mask?

This one is tested for sensitive-skin irritation, with panthenol and centella built in as buffers — start weekly and let skin vote.