Neocutis, the science-based skincare line from Merz Aesthetics, has launched its new Neo Restore Post Treatment Nourishing Sheet Mask.
 
Formulated with powerful ingredients including proprietary peptides that boost production of collagen and elastin, glycerin to retain moisture in skin, hyaluronic acid to visibly smooth and hydrate the skin surface, and aloe barbadensis leaf juice powder to moisturize and cool the skin, the mask revitalizes and hydrates skin.
 
“We’re thrilled to bring this revolutionary sheet mask to the market as we expand our category offerings in the skincare space,” said Patrick Urban, President of Merz Aesthetics North America. “We’re proud of the popular skincare favorites Neocutis has brought to market over the years, with this latest product innovation marking 20 years of Neocutis.”
 
“The biocellulose face mask is a great addition to the Neocutis range, providing another option for consumers in their self-care regimen,” added Dr. Samantha Kerr, Chief Scientific Officer, Merz Aesthetics.

Improving Skin Appearance Following an Aesthetic Procedure

The sheet mask can be incorporated into a weekly skincare routine or at the direction of a healthcare provider after receiving an aesthetic treatment. Providing hydration and conditioning to combat daily wear and tear, the mask was clinically reported to improve skin appearance when used twice a day for several days following an aesthetic procedure.
 
The mask is composed of biocellulose material, which works to specifically assist in post-treatment support. According to the brand, Biocellulose material allows for high water retention which in turn delivers robust concentrations of key ingredients. This helps the mask adhere snugly on the skin, like a “second skin,” which in turn optimizes absorption of the proprietary formulation and allows the skin to benefit as much as possible.
 
Neo Restore Post Treatment Nourishing Masks are available through medical practices or skincare providers. Consumers can also purchase them through authorized retailers on Amazon.

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According to a recent study from Data Bridge Market Research, the skincare products market is expected to reach $251.09 million by 2030, which was $171.25 million in 2022, registering a CAGR of 4.90% during the forecast period of 2023 to 2030.