The effectiveness of Jeune Fleur Rejuvenating Biomasks comes from the unique combination of the Jeune Fleur Essence formula and use of the highest quality biocellulose material for the masks. Biocellulose, also known as microbial cellulose, is a new form of cellulose grown in a laboratory. The extremely fine biocellulose fibers form a sponge-like matrix as they grow and are made into face shaped patterns for use in Jeune Fleur masks.

Unlike cloth or cream based masks which can dry out in a matter of minutes and start wicking moisture out of your skin, biocellulose masks can retain moisture for hours. The nano-sized spaces between the fibers in the biocellulose material used by Jeune Fleur are too small for drops of moisture coming from pores on the surface of your skin to enter. This also slows the rate that water evaporates from the mask to the air. These properties are why biocellulose is considered so effective in promoting healing of severe burn victims.

At the same time, the tiny droplets of the Jeune Fleur Essence held in the mask easily pass into the pores of your skin. The size differential between the spaces between the tiny fibers and the much larger skin pores creates osmotic pressure that acts as a natural pumping action that infuses the moisture and ingredients contained in Jeune Fleur Biomasks into the skin of your face.

Another advantage of biocellulose is the natural, non-sticky way that Jeune Fleur Rejuvinating Biomasks adhere to your face. This makes it easy to cover your skin more completely than a cloth mask and means that Jeune Fleur Rejuvinating Biomasks won’t slip off your face. This frees you to walk around or do other activities at home during your facial mask treatment.

Jeune Fleur Rejuvinating Biomasks are easier to use and less messy than creams or cloth masks. Many cream or mud masks are messy and require deep face cleaning and the application of moisturizing cream after each facial treatment. After you remove a Jeune Fleur mask from your face, your face is left with a thin layer of moisturizing Jeune Fleur Essenceso that no cleansing or additional moisturizers are needed.

The biomasks used by Jeune Fleur are made of organic material that is naturally biodegradable.

Although too expensive for most facial masks, Jeune Fleur believes the benefits of using biocellulose over the common cloth or cream is worth it.

Jeune Fleur Rejuvinating Biomasks contain the following ingredients: Water, Jeune Fleur Essence (proprietary mixture of BeauActive_ MTP, Algae extract, Vitamin B3, Aloe Vera and Allantoin), CoQ10, Hyaluronic Acid, Na-PCA, Glycerin, 1,3-Butylene Glycol, Pentapeptide-3, Tranexamic Acid, Pentavitin, Lactobionic Acid, Methyl Paraben, Rose Essence.

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Biocellulose through microscope