KSURGERY Vitamin C Brightening Mask is an antioxidant sheet mask with stable vitamin C (3-O-Ethyl Ascorbic Acid) and hyaluronic acid (1 pc., PLN 45). Vitamin C protects cells from free radicals, and pomegranate extract neutralizes oxidative stress — after just one treatment, the skin is nourished and visually more even.
- Vitamin C in stable ethylated form + hyaluronic acid, pomegranate and peony
- Apply for 15–20 minutes, massage the serum into the skin without rinsing
- More even skin tone visible after a single use
- For skin with discoloration, dull, tired and dehydrated
KSURGERY Vitamin C Brightening Mask — antioxidant sheet mask, 1 pc.
KSURGERY Vitamin C Brightening Mask is a single-use sheet mask soaked in a stable form of vitamin C, hyaluronic acid and pomegranate extract, designed for intensive brightening, hydration and reduction of discoloration. It is a proposition for dull, tired, matte skin or skin exposed to oxidative stress — after one treatment, the skin is nourished and visually more even.
- Form: single-use sheet mask
- Key actives: vitamin C (3-O-Ethyl Ascorbic Acid), hyaluronic acid, pomegranate extract, peony extract, brightening complex
- Main indications: discoloration, uneven skin tone, dull and matte complexion, dehydration, loss of elasticity
- Action: antioxidant, brightening, hydrating
- Quantity: 1 piece
- Application time: 15–20 minutes
Description of action
The KSURGERY Vitamin C Brightening Mask uses a stable form of vitamin C — 3-O-Ethyl Ascorbic Acid — which shows high resistance to oxidation compared to classic ascorbic acid. Vitamin C in this form acts as an antioxidant, protecting skin cells from the effects of free radicals while supporting the processes responsible for evening out skin tone and reducing the visibility of discoloration. The effects are enhanced by the brightening complex contained in the mask's formula.
Hyaluronic acid provides intensive hydration — it binds water molecules in the epidermis layer, making the skin softer, more elastic and optically smoothed after the treatment. Pomegranate extract strengthens the preparation's antioxidant action, neutralizing oxidative stress caused by, among others, environmental pollution and UV radiation. Peony extract complements the composition with soothing properties and support for an even skin tone.
The sheet mask ensures close contact of the soaked serum with the skin surface throughout the exposure time, which promotes the absorption of active ingredients. After removing the sheet, the remaining serum is rubbed directly into the skin, increasing the effectiveness of the treatment.
Who it is for
- Skin with sun-induced discoloration or post-infection spots requiring support in evening out skin tone
- Dull, tired complexion lacking radiance — especially after a long day or during periods of intense stress
- Matte skin requiring immediate refreshment and brightening
- Dehydrated skin with reduced elasticity, needing intensive hydration
- Complexion exposed to oxidative stress (environmental pollution, sun exposure)
Key active ingredients
- Vitamin C (3-O-Ethyl Ascorbic Acid) — a stable form of vitamin C with antioxidant action, supporting the skin's protection against free radicals and helping to even out skin tone
- Hyaluronic acid — binds water in the epidermis, providing intensive hydration and optical smoothing of the skin surface
- Pomegranate extract — strengthens antioxidant protection by neutralizing oxidative stress caused by external factors
- Peony extract — supports evening out skin tone and has a soothing effect
- Brightening complex — enhances the brightening effect and reduces the visibility of discoloration
How to use
- Thoroughly cleanse the facial skin before the treatment.
- Remove the mask from the packaging and carefully unfold it.
- Apply the mask to the face, adjusting the sheet to the facial contours.
- Leave the mask on the skin for 15–20 minutes.
- Remove the sheet and gently massage the remaining serum into the skin — do not rinse.
Frequently asked questions
How often should the KSURGERY Vitamin C Brightening Mask be used?
The manufacturer does not specify the recommended frequency of use, but sheet masks with vitamin C and hyaluronic acid are typically used several times a week or as an occasional treatment before an important event. Each package contains one piece — the mask is single-use.
How long should the mask be left on the face?
The mask should be left on the skin for 15–20 minutes. Extending the exposure time beyond the specified range is not recommended, as the drying sheet may begin to draw moisture from the skin instead of hydrating it.
Should the mask be rinsed off after removal, or should the serum be left on the skin?
The remaining serum should be gently massaged into the skin — not rinsed off. This is the way to make maximum use of the active ingredients that remain on the surface of the sheet after removal.
At what point in the skincare routine should this mask be used?
The mask is applied to cleansed facial skin — before serum and cream. After the remaining serum is absorbed, the routine can be continued by applying a moisturizing or night cream.
Is the mask suitable for sensitive skin?
The formula contains soothing ingredients (peony extract) and does not contain classic ascorbic acid, which can irritate sensitive skin — the vitamin C form used (3-O-Ethyl Ascorbic Acid) is stable and considered better tolerated. However, the manufacturer does not explicitly state that the product is intended for very reactive skin — if in doubt, a patch test on a small area of skin is recommended before the first full application.
Does the mask work on discoloration?
Yes — the formula contains vitamin C in a stable form and a brightening complex, which support the reduction of visible discoloration and evening out of skin tone. Regular use gives better results than a single treatment.
Is an SPF filter needed after using a vitamin C mask?
Vitamin C does not increase the skin's photosensitivity — unlike AHA/BHA acids. However, using SPF during the day is recommended regardless of the cosmetics used, especially when the goal of skincare is to reduce discoloration, because UV radiation is the main factor intensifying their formation.