The REN Glycol Lactic Radiance Renewal Mask, $55 (50ml), is a potent bio active peel mask designed to renew the complexion, reduce the appearance of fine lines and dramatically improve skin tone. A cocktail of four AHAs (Alpha Hydroxy Acids) including glycolic acid from pineapple, lactic acid from passion fruit, citric acid from lemon, and tartaric acid from grape create multiaction exfoliation. It lifts dead skin and resurfaces to dramatically improve skintone, texture, firmness, and radiance, while minimizing the appearance of pores and reducing sun damage, hyperpigmentation, and old acne scars.
After just two uses, my skin looked brighter and definitely more radiant. Like many, I have an uneven skin tone and I could see a brightness especially on my forehead and cheeks. I can’t wait to see the results after continued use.
To use:
Apply a generous amount onto clean skin over the face and neck, avoiding the eye area. Leave for 10 minutes. Dampen enclosed cloth and gently wipe off mask. Rinse skin with warm water. Slight tingling may be experienced during application. Use weekly. Not recommended for sensitive skin or for use just after shaving.
Research results:
In a study conducted on 22 women after just 1 use:
– 100% of women reported a radiance and firming effect
– 96% of women considered their skin smoother and firmer
– 95% of women reported a visible pore minimizing effect
– 91% of women considered their skin more radiant
– 77% of women reported less visible lines and wrinkles
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