Cucumber Quench Facial Mask | Hydrating Face Mask 200ML

A Cucumber Hydrating Face Mask for Recovery Nights

Every routine with actives in it needs nights off. Between cleansing, glycolic acid, retinol, and Pakistan's heat and pollution, the barrier takes a steady toll across a week — and skin that never gets a recovery night stops tolerating the actives that were working.

This is the recovery step. A cooling, cucumber-based mask with no acids and no actives, for the evenings you skip everything else. 200ml for Rs. 1,365.

What It Does

• Soothes and calms irritated, reactive or overworked skin
• Restores hydration and comfort in a single application
• Cools skin that feels hot or flushed after sun exposure
• No acids or actives — nothing that adds to the load
• Suitable for all skin types, including sensitive

Best for: barrier-rest nights · dullness and dehydration · skin that feels overworked · 200ml

Why a Rest Night Matters

The common way people fail with actives isn't using too little — it's using them every night until the barrier gives out. What follows is stinging, redness, and skin that reacts to products it handled fine a month earlier. At that point most people conclude the active doesn't suit them and stop.

Building one or two active-free evenings into the week prevents that. This mask makes those nights useful rather than just empty — rehydrating and calming while the barrier recovers.

How to Use

Apply a generous layer to clean skin. Leave for 10–15 minutes, then rinse with lukewarm water and follow with moisturizer.

Once or twice a week, on the evenings you skip your Glycolic Acid toner and retinol.

A sample week: toner Tuesday and Thursday, retinol Saturday, mask Sunday. Nothing on the remaining nights beyond cleanser and moisturizer.

At 200ml used weekly, one jar lasts several months.

What to Pair It With

2% Hyaluronic Acid Serum is the natural partner — a humectant rather than an active, so it adds hydration without adding anything the skin has to tolerate. Follow both with a ceramide moisturizer.

Cleanse beforehand with the Hydrating Facial Cleanser, which is non-foaming and won't strip skin ahead of a recovery night.

Avoid layering vitamin C or acids on the same night — that defeats the purpose.

See the full Dermasation range.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the face mask price in Pakistan?
Rs. 1,365 for 200ml here. Used once or twice a week, a jar lasts several months, which works out considerably cheaper per use than single-use sheet masks.

How often should I use a face mask?
Once or twice a week. More isn't better — the point is giving skin nights off, not adding another daily step.

Can I use it with the Glycolic Acid toner?
Not on the same night. Use the mask on your rest evenings instead — that's what it's for.

Is it suitable for sensitive skin?
Yes. There are no acids or actives in it, which is the point — it's designed for nights when skin needs less, not more.

Is it good for oily skin?
Yes. Oily skin is often dehydrated underneath, and it tends to be exposed to more actives — acne treatments, exfoliants, oil control — so it benefits from recovery nights as much as any skin type.

Is it good for dry skin?
Yes, particularly in winter. Follow with the Ultra Rich Moisturizing Cream to seal in the hydration.

Will it give me glowing skin?
It restores hydration and calms redness, which is most of what "glow" describes in the short term. Lasting brightness comes from consistent exfoliation and daily SPF — the mask supports that routine rather than replacing it.

Can men use it?
Yes. Skin type matters, gender doesn't.

Do I still need moisturizer afterwards?
Yes. Rinse-off products don't stay on the skin — always follow with moisturizer.