Masks & Peels

Deeper cleansing and renewal with masks and peels

Masks and peels give your routine an extra boost. They deep cleanse, remove dead skin cells, and support recovery and glow. Here you'll find professional formulas from hannah and Juliette Armand — for all skin types, from sensitive to acne-prone and mature skin.

Mask or peel — what does my skin need? Read more
  • Facial mask — nourishes, soothes, or cleanses the skin in a shorter time. Ideal as a weekly treatment alongside your daily routine.
  • Peeling — removes dead skin cells and stimulates cell renewal. Ensures an even complexion and better absorption of other products.
  • Enzymatic peel — mild, chemical exfoliation without abrasive particles. Suitable for sensitive and mature skin.
  • AHA peel — works on hyperpigmentation, fine lines, and irregularities. Build up use gradually.
How often should I use a mask or peel? Read more

Use a mask 1 to 2 times a week as a supplement to your daily routine. Use a peel depending on the type: a mild enzymatic peel can be used 2 to 3 times a week, a stronger AHA peel a maximum of once a week. Always build up slowly and then use good hydration and SPF.

Frequently asked questions about masks and peels Read more

Can I use a peel if I have sensitive skin?
Yes, but opt for a mild enzymatic peel. Avoid aggressive scrubs and start with a low frequency to see how your skin reacts.

Can I combine a mask and a peel on the same day?
It is not advisable. Use either a peel or a mask on a given day, not both at the same time. Your skin needs rest after a peeling session.

Do I need to use SPF after a peel?
Absolutely. After a peel, the skin is more sensitive to UV radiation. Always use an SPF of at least 30 the morning after a peel.

Not sure which product suits your skin? Ask our skin coach for free advice.