This whipped clay mask is designed to purify and refine pores while simultaneously hydrating the skin. It uses a blend of clays, pineapple enzymes, hyaluronic acid, niacinamide, and ceramides to achieve a balanced complexion.
Sephora price
$24.00
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Sephora reviews
4.7 / 5
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Glass take
4.7 / 5 overall fit
A gentle yet effective clay mask that balances oil, refines pores, and hydrates without stripping. It's a great option for most skin types, especially those looking for a weekly reset.
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View SephoraWhat Sephora says
A clay mask with ceramides, hyaluronic acid, niacinamide, and pineapple enzymes that visibly clears pores and softens texture while boosting hydration.
Apply evenly to freshly cleansed skin, avoiding the eye area.
Leave on for 10 minutes.
Rinse thoroughly and remove with warm water.
Can be used morning or night one to three times per week or whenever the skin needs a reset.
What Glass adds
This mask offers a balanced approach to pore purification. It's a good choice for those who want the benefits of clay without the typical drying or stripping effects, thanks to its hydrating and barrier-supporting ingredients.
Gentle yet effective
Users appreciate that the mask clears pores and absorbs oil without leaving their skin feeling tight or dry. The inclusion of hydrating ingredients is frequently mentioned as a key benefit.
Improved skin texture
Many reviewers note a visible improvement in skin texture and a reduction in the appearance of pores after using this mask.
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Routine fit
Use this mask one to three times a week after cleansing. Apply an even layer to your face, avoiding the eye area. Leave on for 10 minutes, then rinse thoroughly with warm water. Follow with your usual serum and moisturizer.
Why it works
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Review
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Routine fit
When to use
This mask can be used in either your morning or evening routine, depending on your preference and when your skin needs a refresh. It's ideal for a weekly reset or whenever you notice excess oil or dullness.
Glass rating
A gentle yet effective clay mask that balances oil, refines pores, and hydrates without stripping. It's a great option for most skin types, especially those looking for a weekly reset.
Texture
4.8 / 5
The whipped texture is luxurious and spreads easily, making application a pleasant experience.
Efficacy
4.5 / 5
Effectively absorbs oil and clears pores without causing dryness or irritation, a common issue with clay masks.
Full ingredient breakdown
Solvent
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The base of the formula.
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Hydration
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Humectant
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Draws moisture to the skin.
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Emollient
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A skin-conditioning agent derived from coconut oil and glycerin.
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Soothing
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Absorbent
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1.0 / 10
A mild clay that helps to absorb excess oil and impurities.
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Oiliness, Pores
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Can be drying if overused
Humectant
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A solvent and humectant that can improve the absorption of other ingredients.
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Thickener
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Helps to create the desired texture of the product.
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Opacifier
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Provides color and opacity.
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Emollient
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A fatty alcohol that helps to soften and smooth the skin.
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Emulsifier
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Helps to mix oil and water components.
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Emollient
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1.0 / 10
Sea buckthorn oil, rich in antioxidants and fatty acids.
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Nourishing
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Emollient
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Conditions and softens the skin.
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Absorbent
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1.0 / 10
A highly absorbent clay that draws out impurities and excess oil.
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Oiliness, Pores
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Can be drying if overused
Exfoliant
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2.0 / 10
Contains enzymes (bromelain) that gently exfoliate the skin.
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Exfoliation, Texture
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Can cause mild tingling
Humectant
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0.0 / 10
A form of hyaluronic acid that attracts and retains moisture.
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Active
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2.0 / 10
A multi-tasking ingredient that helps with oil balance, pores, and skin tone.
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Oiliness, Pores, Uneven Tone
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Generally well-tolerated, but some may experience mild flushing
Emollient
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1.0 / 10
A lipid that helps to restore and maintain the skin's natural barrier.
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Barrier Support, Dryness
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Soothing
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1.0 / 10
A postbiotic known for its skin-calming and balancing properties.
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Calming, Balance
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Exfoliant
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3.0 / 10
A gentle alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) that exfoliates and can improve skin texture.
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Exfoliation, Texture
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Can increase sun sensitivity
Soothing
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Rich in minerals that can help soothe and condition the skin.
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Calming
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Surfactant
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A mild cleansing agent.
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pH Adjuster
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Used to adjust the pH of the product.
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Antioxidant
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1.0 / 10
A skin-conditioning agent with antioxidant properties.
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Soothing
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Thickener
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A natural gum used to thicken formulations.
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Chelating Agent
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Helps to stabilize the formula.
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Preservative
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A common preservative.
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Preservative
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A skin-conditioning agent and preservative.
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Absorbent
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Can help absorb excess oil.
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Oiliness
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Emulsifier
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Helps to bind oil and water.
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Absorbent
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Helps to absorb oil and improve texture.
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Oiliness
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Humectant
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0.0 / 10
A solvent and humectant.
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Hydration
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Humectant
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0.0 / 10
A skin-conditioning agent and preservative.
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Soothing
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Solvent
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0.0 / 10
A solvent and viscosity-decreasing agent.
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Emollient
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1.0 / 10
An emollient that can provide a smooth feel.
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Soothing
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Can be comedogenic for some
pH Adjuster
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1.0 / 10
A fruit-derived acid used to adjust pH, can also offer mild exfoliation.
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Exfoliation
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Can increase sun sensitivity
Preservative
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1.0 / 10
A common preservative.
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Can be irritating for some
Formula support
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2.0 / 10
Included in the source ingredient list. Glass treats this as part of the supporting formula unless it overlaps with a known active, preservative, or fragrance flag.
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Formula completeness and routine context
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Personal sensitivity, especially if your skin is reactive or the ingredient overlaps with other products in your routine
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FAQ
Yes, Sincerely Yours states this mask is tested for sensitive skin and is accepted by the National Eczema Association, thanks to its barrier-friendly formula and gentle ingredients.
You can use this mask one to three times per week, or whenever your skin needs a reset. It's designed to be gentle enough for regular use.
While it contains clays to absorb oil, the formula also includes hydrating ingredients like hyaluronic acid, ceramides, and niacinamide to help maintain moisture and support the skin barrier, making it less drying than traditional clay masks.
