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Green Tea Sleeping Mask by Innisfree — Dermasift — Dermasift

Innisfree·AI-analyzed

Green Tea Sleeping Mask

mask · 18 ingredients

Will this irritate you?

A few things to know

1 formulation note — worth a glance, not deal-breakers.

Does it target your concerns?

Mostly targets dehydrated oily skin

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What can you use instead?

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What this targets

How this product targets each concern — longest bar is its strongest match

Dehydrated Oily Skin1 helpful ingredient

Often helps with: Good for this concern

Acne & Breakouts1 helpful ingredient

Often helps with: Good for this concern

Dryness & Dehydration12 helpful ingredients

Often helps with: Good for this concern

Sensitivity, Redness & Rosacea2 helpful ingredients

Often helps with: Mixed — has beneficial actives but also some ingredients to watch

Uneven Texture & Rough Skin8 helpful ingredients

Often helps with: Good for this concern

Dullness & Lack of Radiance5 helpful ingredients

Often helps with: Good for this concern

Compromised Skin Barrier0 helpful ingredients

Often helps with: Contains ingredients to avoid for this concern

Eczema & Atopic Dermatitis2 helpful ingredients

Often helps with: Mixed — has beneficial actives but also some ingredients to watch

Ingredients

In order of concentration. Tap any row to see what it does.

18 total

1

AQUA(Water)

solventhumectantdiluent

2

BUTYLENE GLYCOL

HumectantSolventSkin conditioning agentViscosity decreasing agent

3

PROPANEDIOL(Propanediol)

HumectantSolventEmollientViscosity modifier

4

GLYCERIN(Glycerol)

humectantsolventemollientskin conditioning agent

5

DIMETHICONE(Silicone Oil)

skin conditioningemollientskin protectantantifoaminghair conditioning

6

BETAINE(Betaine)

humectantskin conditioninganti-statichair conditioning

7

TRISILOXANE

emollientsolventhair conditioningskin conditioning

8

HYDROGENATED POLY(C6-14 OLEFIN)

EmollientFilm formerViscosity increasing agent

For informational purposes only. This is not medical advice. Always patch test new products and consult a dermatologist for skin concerns.