Deepest Midnight - Detox Renewal Mask - Eliara Skincare

Deepest Midnight - Detox Renewal Mask

Name: Deepest Midnight - Detox Renewal Mask
Brand: Eliara Skincare
Price: 85.0 USD
Availability: InStock

$85.00

A unique balm based black mask that combines purifying clarity with nourishing regeneration, binding excess oil and surface impurities while delivering antioxidant support and deep comfort to help maintain a resilient moisture barrier. The result is refined texture, revived radiance, and a complexion that feels clear, soft, and beautifully balanced, never stripped.

THE PILLARS

Activated Charcoal

A highly adsorptive purifier that helps bind excess oil and surface impurities to refine the look of pores and bring back a clearer looking complexion.

Cupuaçu Butter

A cushiony, moisture binding plant butter that supports long lasting hydration and barrier comfort. Softens on contact to leave skin supple, smooth, and deeply nourished.

Bakuchiol

From the Babchi plant, an herb long used in Ayurveda, it promotes cell renewal and supports firmer looking skin.

THE OUTCOME

• Clears away surface buildup for a cleaner looking complexion
• Refines the look of pores and texture
• Revives radiance and reduces the look of dullness
• Leaves skin dewy and comfortably hydrated
• Provides a gentle polishing effect with massage

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Size:

50 g / 1.7 oz

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The Method

Remove a small amount with a clean spatula and warm between your fingertips. Apply a thin, even layer, then massage gently to create a gentle buffing effect, focusing on areas of texture or buildup. Leave on for 5 to 10 minutes. Remove with a warm towel, then follow with mist and serum while skin feels soft and receptive.

Tips:

• Put on the mask and massage before getting in the shower. Let steam for a few minutes before removing with a warm cloth.

• For more sensitive skin, apply and let sit for up to 10 minutes without massage

• For oilier or thicker skin, massage gently, focusing on areas of texture or buildup.

• To remove, press a warm towel into the skin and allow the mask to soften and melt into the cloth, then gently wipe away.

• Avoid the immediate eye area.

THE INTENTION

This mask was created because I saw a clear gap: clients wanted purification and clarity, but not an oil absorbing, moisture stripping experience. I wanted a formula that could refine and lift buildup while still leaving the skin dewy, cushioned, and comfortably hydrated. As you apply and massage, the texture provides a gentle polishing effect, revealing smoother skin, revived radiance, and a balanced, deeply comfortable finish.

THE DEVOTEE

For skin that needs clarity without depletion and for those who want refinement and radiance while protecting the moisture barrier. Ideal for complexions prone to buildup, dullness, or imbalance, yet still craving , hydration and comfort.

The Pairing

Pair Deepest Midnight with Luminous Vitality for a complete clarity to protection ritual. After masking, mist with Mystic Elixir to rehydrate and rebalance, then apply Luminous Vitality to reinforce the barrier with concentrated antioxidant support, leaving skin clear, dewy, and resilient.

Deepest Midnight - Detox Renewal Mask

$85.00

Theobroma Grandiflorum Seed Butter* (Cupuaçu Butter), Butyrospermum Parkii Butter* (Shea Butter), Camellia Oleifera Seed Oil* (Camellia Seed Oil), Macadamia Ternifolia Seed Oil* (Macadamia Seed Oil), Rosa Canina Seed Oil* (Rosehip Seed Oil), Prunus Domestica Seed Oil* (Plum Kernel Oil), Olea Europaea Fruit Oil* (Olive Fruit Oil), Calophyllum Inophyllum Seed Oil* (Tamanu Seed Oil), Jojoba Esters (Jojoba Esters), Bakuchiol (Bakuchiol), Charcoal Powder (Activated Charcoal), Kaolin (Kaolin Clay), Tocopherol* (Vitamin E), Rosmarinus Officinalis Leaf Extract* (Rosemary Leaf Extract), Lavandula Angustifolia Oil (Lavender Oil), Citrus Aurantium Amara Flower Oil* (Neroli Oil), Styrax Benzoin Resin Extract* (Benzoin Resin Extract), Limonene†, Linalool†, Geraniol†, Citronellol†, Citral†, Farnesol†, Coumarin†, Benzyl Benzoate†

*Organic
†Naturally occurring in essential oils

The Ingredients

The Practice

Brew a cup of warm herbal tea and treat this as a regular reset ritual. Remove a small amount of mask with a clean spatula and warm it between your fingertips. Apply a thin, even layer to clean, dry skin and massage gently to create a soft buffing effect. To support lymphatic flow, begin with light pumping at the terminus, then move to the sides of the neck, sweep along the jaw from center to ear, and continue up the face with outward strokes from the center as you follow facial lymphatic pathways. Remove with The Face Cocoon, pressing into the skin first to soften the mask before gently wiping away for a warm, steamy finish. Mist with Mystic Elixir, then use The Lumen Mask for 10 minutes if desired. Finish with another spritz of Mystic Elixir, then apply Luminous Vitality.

The Evidence

• Activated charcoal is widely used in topical cleansing applications due to its highly porous structure and large surface area, supporting adsorption of oils and other compounds at the skin surface, which can contribute to a clearer looking complexion.

• Clay minerals have demonstrated adsorption of lipid components found in human sebum, supporting their role in oil management and visible pore refinement within purifying masks.

• Calophyllum inophyllum (tamanu) oil has been reported in the scientific literature to exhibit antibacterial and wound healing associated activity, along with skin relevant bioactive properties that support the comfort side of a clarifying treatment.

• Theobroma grandiflorum (cupuaçu) seed butter is described in the dermatologic literature as an excellent emollient with notable hydration support, linked to its hydrophilic properties and ability to help maintain skin suppleness and comfort.

References

Sanchez, N. (2020). Charcoal: An ancient material with a new face. Seminars in Cutaneous Medicine and Surgery.

Pūra, L., Dušenkova, I., et al. (2024). Adsorption of organic compounds found in human sebum on illitic, kaolinitic, and chloritic phyllosilicates. Clays and Clay Minerals.

Léguillier, T., et al. (2015). The wound healing and antibacterial activity of five ethnomedical Calophyllum inophyllum oils: an alternative therapeutic strategy to treat infected wounds.

Raharivelomanana, P., et al. (2018). Tamanu oil and skin active properties: from traditional to modern uses. OCL (Oilseeds & Fats Crops and Lipids).

Fleck, C. A. (2014). Advanced Skin Care: A Novel Ingredient.