Cinara Mask
Formulated by DR. Arnold Nobis of Laufen, Germany, the Cinara Mask is a marvelous end of treatment topical for combination skin. The skin that exhibits oiliness in the T-zone and dehydration in the cheek area is not easy to treat. The esthetician needs a product that will both control the tendency of this skin to break out but also aid in the area of dehydration. And this must be done without over feeding the skin.
DR. Nobis has taken all the above to mind when he created the Cinara line. From cleanser, lotion, hydratante cream to the final mask, all are designed to normalize the very complex problems presented by the combination skin type.
The Cinara mask is to be applied as a final treatment to clean skin after the necessary extractions have been made.
The ingredients of the Cinara Mask are as follows:
Water - base
Glycerin - softening agent
Sorbitol - consistency regulator, keeps product soft.
PEG 9 Sterate - emulsifier keeps ingredients from separating.
Artichoke Extract - from Cynarine Skolymus, used for many years in the Mediterranean area for healing wounds.
Sage Extract - used topically for its moisture retaining abilities and healing powers
Titanium Dioxide - tint
Basil Oil - known for healing and soothing properties.
METHYLPARABEN - preservative
PROPYLPARABEN - preservative
The formulation of the mask rests on the foundation of many years of research and folklore medicine. The Global Artichoke has been used in the Mediterranean area for many years as both an internal and external anti-inflammatory treatment. And now the recent research of the Case-Western Reserve University that reveals the anti-carcinogenic properties of the Globe Artichoke extract we can truly say that the Cinara Mask is a skin treatment product of the 21st Century.
For extremely dehydrated skin please massage lightly with the Cinara de-tox emulsion ampoule. Also you may add the Cinara de-tox boosting ampoule to the mask for addition hydrating effect. The boosting ampoule is ionized for your convience if you care to use a galvanic current, but this is optional.
Statements Quoted from Apiserum Dr. Nobis in 2005
