Skinfood Masque-Gommage au Sucre Noir (à rincer) — 120 g
Masque-gommage au sucre noir qui lisse et affine le grain.
Le masque-gommage rinçable Skinfood Black Sugar, best-seller de la marque, élimine les cellules mortes grâce aux granules de sucre noir, tandis que l'huile de macadamia et le beurre de karité nourrissent pour un teint plus lisse et net.
Produit parfumé, sans alcool.
Mode d'emploi
1. Après nettoyage, appliquez sur le visage (évitez yeux et lèvres).
2. Massez doucement, puis rincez abondamment à l'eau tiède.
3. 1 à 2 fois par semaine.
Questions fréquentes
Est-il vegan ? Non : il contient de la lanoline (dérivé animal).
À quelle fréquence l'utiliser ? 1 à 2 fois par semaine ; pas en usage quotidien.
Convient-il aux peaux sensibles ? Avec prudence : gommage mécanique, masser sans frotter agressivement.
Feels like skin. Works like science.
From the first touch, this formula is designed to respond — not just sit on the surface. It absorbs immediately into melanin-rich skin, adapting to your natural warmth without heaviness, residue, or drag. Every texture decision was made with dark skin in mind.
The result is skin that looks like itself — only more. More even, more present, more alive. No masking. No compromise. Formulated to celebrate the depth and richness of your complexion, not to work against it.
Pro Tip: Apply using gentle upward pressure from the centre of the face outward. This activates absorption and works with the skin's natural structure rather than against it.
Application guide
Curate Your Routine
Morning & Evening
Use morning and evening on cleansed skin. In the morning, follow with SPF — this formula does not replace sun protection. In the evening, apply as the final step of your routine and allow it to work overnight. Consistency over 4–6 weeks is where the real results begin.
"Dark skin produces more melanin, which means it is more reactive to inflammation and environmental stress. A consistent daily routine — not occasional use — is the most effective thing you can do for long-term skin health."