Dr. Hauschka Hydrating Cream Mask is a cream face mask for dry, sensitive and mature skin. The intensive hydration is also suitable for stressed skin and skin in need of regeneration.

Key Benefits

The mask intensively hydrates and supports the skin's natural ability to retain moisture. It thus helps protect the skin from drying out and dehydration.

The treatment also provides longer-lasting protection against harsh weather conditions.

The skin receives hydrating care focused on maintaining its own moisture and protection against drying out.

Ingredients

• Quince seed extract helps dry skin retain moisture and supports the natural balance of skin lipids.
• Almond, avocado and jojoba oils care for the outer layer of the skin.
• Rose wax has a soothing and protective function according to the manufacturer.
• The formula contains, among other things, sunflower and olive oil, glycerin, sorbitol, beeswax, lanolin and propolis wax.
• The fragrance comes from natural essential oils.
• The product is certified natural cosmetics according to the NATRUE standard.
• Contains no synthetic fragrances, colorants or synthetic preservatives.
• Contains no mineral oils, silicones or PEGs.
• Dermatologically tested for tolerability on sensitive skin.

Use and Dosage

• Use once or twice a week.
• Apply a generous layer to the face including the eye area, and optionally also to the neck and décolleté.
• Leave on for 20 minutes.
• Then remove the mask with a warm, damp towel or cloth.
• For increased protection, it can be applied in a thin layer under regular daily care.
• Protect from light and heat.

The mask can be incorporated into your regular weekly routine or applied in a thin layer under your daily care for increased protection.

Packaging and Volume

• Volume: 30 ml
• Cream consistency
• Tube packaging

The tube contains 30 ml of cream face mask.

About the Brand

The Dr. Hauschka natural cosmetics range was launched in 1967 and was created in collaboration between Rudolf Hauschka and Elisabeth Sigmund. The brand's cosmetics are manufactured in Eckwälden in southern Germany, with many of the production steps still carried out by hand.