ulta face mask

They address two main concerns: detoxifying/exfoliating (improve pores and skin texture) and hydration/skin‑plumping (instantly plumps, rehydrates, and revives dull, tired skin).

Product descriptions list multiple skin types, including Combination, Mature, Oily, and Dry.

Key ingredients include clays and exfoliants (bentonite, kaolin, volcanic sand); probiotic-derived ferments (e.g., Bifida ferment lysate); milk‑derived proteins; and hydrating/active extracts such as several sodium hyaluronate forms, ceramide NP, alpha‑arbutin, turmeric, and aloe.

One listing is labeled "Scented" and another "Unscented." Formulation notes include mask/cream format, "Contains Probiotics," and claims of being free from phthalates, silicones, parabens, and sodium lauryl sulfate.

Yes—at least one product description explicitly lists milk proteins (noting it "contains milk proteins") and also states it "does not contain live cultures."

Removal instructions include rinsing with warm water while massaging in circular motions to exfoliate, or "tissue off" after 5–10 minutes and then massage any remaining product into the skin. For the hydrating mask, a thin overnight layer is also suggested for recovery.