Keana Rice Mask | 10 Sheets
Rice-Derived Moisture for Soft, Supple Skin
Keana Rice Mask combines a thick, comfortable Japanese-made sheet with a moisturizing rice serum. The essence-rich sheet hugs the face, helping soften dry-feeling skin and refine the appearance of uneven texture for a supple, radiant-looking finish.
Sold as one pack containing 10 full-face sheet masks, not a bulk set.
Key Benefits
- Helps moisturize dry skin for a soft, plump-looking finish.
- Supports smoother-looking texture and less noticeable-looking pores.
- A thick, serum-rich sheet fits closely to the face.
- Features four rice-derived ingredients sourced from rice grown in Japan.
Four Rice-Derived Ingredients
- Rice ferment filtrate: provides moisturizing care.
- Rice bran oil: conditions skin for a supple feel and healthy-looking radiance.
- Rice bran sphingoglycolipid: a rice-derived lipid ingredient that complements moisture-retaining care.
- Hydrolyzed rice bran extract: helps condition skin for a refined-looking texture.
How to Use
- Use immediately after washing your face, or after toner if preferred.
- With clean hands, carefully remove a sheet from the bag and unfold without tearing.
- Align with your eyes, then your mouth, and gently press over your face.
- Leave on for approximately 5 minutes, then gently remove.
- Use your palms to massage the remaining essence into your skin.
Formula and Scent
Free from added pigments, fragrance and mineral oil, according to the supplied product information. Contains ethanol.
Ingredients
Supplied major ingredients: Water, Glycerin, PG, Ethanol, Rice Ferment Filtrate, Hydrolyzed Rice Bran Extract, Rice Bran Sphingoglycolipid, Rice Bran Oil, (Styrene/VP) Copolymer, BG, Hydrogenated Lecithin, Hydrogenated Lysolecithin, Pentylene Glycol, Arginine, Xanthan Gum, Polysorbate 80, Citric Acid, Sodium Citrate, Phenoxyethanol, Methylparaben.
Ingredients may change. Refer to the packaging for the complete, current ingredient list and precautions.
Product Details
Contents: one pack of 10 sheet masks. Made in Japan.