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Alginate mask with beetroot extract, 1 kg

Beetroot Extract Brings Antioxidant Power to Professional Alginate Facials

This 1 kg format of alginate mask with beetroot extract is built for continuous professional use - beauty salons, spa centers, skin clinics and small-scale manufacturers formulating their own facial treatment lines. The powder belongs to the Alginate Face Masks category, which brings together formulas for different purposes, from hydration to lifting, allowing a technician to build a protocol matched to each client's skin condition.

Beetroot extract is valued for its natural betalain pigments, known for strong antioxidant activity, along with organic acids and mineral compounds that support microcirculation and give the skin a brighter, less tired appearance. Around the world such masks are used not only in facial skincare but also in body spa rituals and as a base ingredient for private-label skincare lines developed by independent formulators and small production studios.

When mixed with water at the right temperature, ideally 20-25 degrees Celsius, alginate forms a firm elastic layer that adheres closely to the skin and creates a mild occlusive effect, boosting the absorption of active serums or concentrates applied before the mask. This is why the preparation step matters so much - alginate itself does not penetrate the skin, it works as a carrier and thermal seal that locks in moisture and warmth.

A typical dose is 20-30 grams of powder per facial application, depending on layer thickness and treatment area, mixed at roughly a 1:2 to 1:2.5 ratio with room-temperature water until a smooth, lump-free paste forms. The mask should be applied immediately after mixing since it begins to set within minutes, left on the skin for 15-20 minutes, then peeled off in one intact piece.

For a broader treatment menu, the beetroot mask pairs well with other formats - the Alginate mask Moisturizing, 25 g works well for deep hydration protocols on dehydrated skin, while the Sculpting, Toning Alginate Mask 25 g is a strong fit for lifting programs where a toning and antioxidant combination is needed. For richer, nourishing sessions, especially in colder months or on mature, dry skin, technicians often rotate in the Alginate Mask with Golden Argan Oil, 25g.

The powder should be stored in a dry place away from direct sunlight, in a tightly sealed container, since alginate is hygroscopic and loses its free-flowing texture and setting ability once exposed to moist air. The 1 kg size supports consistent professional workflow and helps studios plan restocking well ahead, avoiding shortages during busy seasons.

Brightening beetroot mask with vitamin C serum

Alginate powder with beetroot extract 25 g

Room temperature water 60 ml

Vitamin C serum 4 ml

Rosehip oil 3 ml

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Дуже задоволена якістю натуральних масел для масажу. Вони чудово ковзають по шкірі та мають приємний аромат.

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Мальвіна, Першотравенск

Большое спасибо за отличный ассортимент и профессиональный подход.

1 September 2026

Лідія, Арнем

Рекомендую цей магазин усім, хто шукає якісні інгредієнти для миловаріння.

INCI	Beet extract, collagen, sodium alginate
Other
Att brand	France
Attention	The manufacturer reserves the right to improve the product formulation with interchangeable components that have the same cosmetic effect. The texture and color of the product may differ from what you see on the screen
Color product	appropriate
Composition	beet extract, collagen, sodium alginate
Descriptio smell	neutral
Features	an elbow sensitivity test is required, as is the use of sunscreen cosmetics after the procedure
Input percentage	After applying to the skin, the layer of the alginate mask is plasticized in a couple of minutes, forming a moisture and airtight film, under which the healing process takes place.
Minimum count	1
Name	Alginate mask with beetroot extract, 1 kg
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	1 kg
Valid until	12.2028