CONTROL CORRECTIVE Sensitive Skin Enzyme Mask, 2 Oz - Increases Hydration And Renews Skin Texture, Papaya Enzyme Based, Creamy Clay Mask Lightly Exfoliates Softens, Calms & Hydrates At The Same Time

I love this product so much. I have such sensitive skin and am currently on accutane and this product really help gently get rid of the dead skin from my face, while also leaving it feel hydrated and soft. The product felt like a combination of a clay mask with a thick cream, kind of like a balm. Once it dried, it was super easy to wash off and didn’t irritate or inflame my face at all:)

I love this product. I used it after I had a green peel and it worked really well on my skin. This is a product you can use once a week in my opinion.

Love this product. Only negative was the slow delivery. Love this product.

I really liked how this make my skin look and feel. I was worried it would be drying to my skin, but it wasn't. My skin felt comfortable, refreshed, and had a nice glow.

A semi good moisturizer but more of a treatment step to clean and hydrate. I don't have really sensitive skin so I didn't feel like it did enough for my combo skin. It might be better for someone with really sensitive skin than for all skin types.

I have used this product for a while and love the results. It makes my skin look and feel softer and more hydrated

I like how smooth my skin feels after using the mask. I also like the smell of the product.

My wife is a fan Control Corrective Retinol Serum that actually a far better buy for most faces than most competing brands since it included a high percentage of its most essential ingredient for a fair price. What about this more specialized Enzyme Mask?As you know, for Rosacea, or simply sensitive skin, the right product is a Godsend. Effectiveness is always highly subjective with skincare products, especially when it comes to treating highly sensitive skin. If you know which ingredients your skin is sensitive to, you will appreciate that the product ingredients are clearly listed here before ordering. Although the product is marketed as gentle and free of Parabens and Phthalates, it includes two common yet somewhat controversial preservatives, Phenoxyethanol and Methylisothiazolinone.Phenoxyethanol is often strongly discouraged by safe cosmetics advocates to be used around infants including those who are breast feeding and studies indicate this preservative should be avoided around the youngest of children. Some are allergic to Methylisothiazolinone and the European Society of Contact Dermatitis had advocated that it be discontinued. Keep in mind that several beauty brands include these, especially Phenoxyethanol. Reactions are uncommon.