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Dr. Hauschka's hydration mask — and the most flexible German mask product in the lineup. The formula's hero is quince seed extract (Cydonia oblonga), which has unusual moisture-retention properties — when activated with water, the seeds release a polysaccharide gel that binds water on the skin's surface. Layered with sweet almond oil, avocado oil, jojoba oil, and the Hauschka botanical signatures (anthyllis, calendula, carrot, pulmonaria), the mask delivers genuinely deep barrier nourishment. Use as a 20-min weekly treatment, removed with a warm cloth, or thinly under daytime moisturizer. NATRUE certified natural. At $36 for 30ml, premium-mid pricing — but the dual-use protocol (deep mask or daily layer) extends the per-application cost meaningfully.
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Hydrating Cream Mask by Dr. Hauschka is formulated for dry, sensitive, mature skin. Dr. Hauschka's hydration mask — and the most flexible German mask product in the lineup. The formula's hero is quince seed extract (Cydonia oblonga), which has unusual moisture-retention properties — when activated with water, the seeds release a polysaccharide gel that binds water on the skin's surface. Layered with sweet almond oil, avocado oil, jojoba oil, and the Hauschka botanical signatures (anthyllis, calendula, carrot, pulmonaria), the mask delivers genuinely deep barrier nourishment. Use as a 20-min weekly treatment, removed with a warm cloth, or thinly under daytime moisturizer. NATRUE certified natural. At $36 for 30ml, premium-mid pricing — but the dual-use protocol (deep mask or daily layer) extends the per-application cost meaningfully.
The key active ingredients in Hydrating Cream Mask are Calendula (Marigold), Jojoba Oil. It's known for: quince seed extract — distinctive moisture-binding polysaccharide active and NATRUE certified natural — strict clean credentials.
Yes, Hydrating Cream Mask targets dryness, fine lines, sensitivity. quince seed extract — distinctive moisture-binding polysaccharide active
Hydrating Cream Mask retails for around $36, which places it in the mid range for masks. Check the "Where to Buy" section above for current retailer prices.
The main drawbacks to be aware of: natural fragrance complex with multiple sensitizing compounds; contains beeswax — not vegan; $36 for 30ml is premium for a hydration mask.
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