A client can have a shiny T-zone, dehydrated cheeks and visible fine lines at the same appointment. Choosing a facial mask means deciding which concern needs attention across the face, and whether some areas would benefit from a different formula.

Pevonia’s Ageless Skin Collagen Mask, Bright Skin Green Apple Mask and Pure Skin Charcoal Mask give therapists three options within the Radiance range. All three support softer, smoother-looking skin, but each has a different emphasis. Understanding that difference makes selection easier in the treatment room and gives clients a clear reason to continue masking at home.

Which Pevonia mask suits your client?

Start with the client’s main concern, then assess whether different facial areas would benefit from targeted multi-masking.

Ageless Skin Collagen Mask: moisture and visible smoothing

Consider Pevonia Ageless Skin Collagen Mask when moisture loss, a tired appearance or visible fine lines are the main concerns. Its collagen-containing formula helps condition the skin, supporting a softer feel and a smoother, plumper-looking finish.

Green tea, safflower seed oil, squalane and shea butter sit alongside kaolin and bentonite clays in the formula. This combination brings moisturising and skin-conditioning benefits to a mask that also helps refine the complexion.

For the therapist, its role is particularly clear when the client’s priority is skin that looks less dry and feels more comfortable. Keep the explanation focused on hydration and visible texture when discussing the result with your client.

Bright Skin Green Apple Mask: visible pores, shine and dehydration

Pevonia Bright Skin Green Apple Mask is a useful choice for combination or oily skin when visible pores and excess shine are the main concerns, including clients whose skin also needs moisture.

Green apple, red clover and green tea feature alongside kaolin and bentonite clays. Shea butter, squalane and safflower seed oil provide conditioning support. The treatment emphasis is a smoother, brighter-looking complexion with a more matte finish and less noticeable pores.

Green Apple and Charcoal overlap in their oil-balancing benefits. Choose Green Apple when pore appearance, uneven-looking texture and hydration are central to the consultation. Green Apple Mask is not recommended for extremely sensitive or reactive skin. Assess the client’s skin condition and tolerance before selecting it.

Pure Skin Charcoal Mask: congestion and excess oil

Consider Pevonia Pure Skin Charcoal Mask when congestion and surface impurities are the main concerns. Micronised charcoal, kaolin and bentonite clays help cleanse away impurities and excess oil for a fresher, more refined-looking complexion.

Shea butter and squalane help soften and condition the skin, while grapefruit extract contributes to the formula’s clarifying focus. This makes it useful when the client wants a cleaner, more matte finish while maintaining skin comfort.

Use the consultation to distinguish congestion from sensitivity or irritation. Match the mask to the skin’s current condition and follow Pevonia’s general treatment recommendations and contraindication guidelines.

Use targeted multi-masking where concerns differ

Pevonia’s professional treatment protocols support applying these masks to target areas. For a suitable client, that could mean Charcoal over a congested T-zone and Collagen over drier cheeks. Green Apple may suit areas where visible pores and shine are the priority.

These are examples of how to apply the selection principles. Choose the areas after assessing the skin, and explain to the client why each formula has been selected. There is no need to recommend all three when one mask meets their needs.

Where they fit within a professional facial

Pevonia’s professional treatment protocols outline a Radiance treatment for each mask. The sequence includes cleansing and toning, the prescribed enzyme stage and thorough residue removal, a suitable Pevonia ampoule and eye care, followed by the selected mask and finishing moisturiser.

For the mask stage, apply a thin layer over the face and neck and leave for 15 minutes. Remove with pads moistened with cool water, then follow with the prescribed facial lotion and finishing care. Follow the complete relevant protocol when planning and performing the treatment.

The 15 minutes refers to the mask stage. Allow for consultation, preparation, the other treatment stages and finishing care when allocating the full appointment.

Make the homecare recommendation specific

A mask recommendation is easier to understand when it relates directly to what the client has experienced. Explain why you selected the formula, where to apply it and how it fits into their existing routine.

Pevonia’s homecare directions recommend once-weekly use for all three masks. After cleansing and toning, apply a thin layer to the face and neck, leave for 15 minutes and remove with cool water. Finish with the appropriate Pevonia lotion/toner, serum and moisturiser.

Ageless Skin Collagen Mask also has a supported overnight option. For suitable clients, apply a thin layer and massage in before bedtime. Keep this recommendation specific to Collagen; Green Apple and Charcoal follow the rinse-off directions above.

Select the appropriate Pevonia mask for your professional treatments, then recommend the matching 50 g retail size where suitable for your client’s weekly homecare.

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