Farmstay Cica Farm Regenerating Calming Mask

It's a single-use sheet mask soaked in a centella and hyaluronic essence. Left on for 15–20 minutes, it delivers a burst of moisture and comfort to tired, stressed skin, leaving it looking calmer and more refreshed and feeling soft and cool. It's a simple, soothing step for when skin needs a quick lift.

Cleanse and tone first, then unfold the sheet and smooth it onto the face, avoiding eyes and lips. Leave it on for 15–20 minutes — not until it dries out — then remove and pat the leftover essence into the skin rather than rinsing. Follow with moisturiser to seal in the hydration, and sunscreen if it's daytime.

After cleansing and toner, and after any serum, but before your moisturiser. The mask acts as an intensive hydrating treatment step; the moisturiser afterwards locks it in. Use it whenever skin feels tired, tight or dull — after travel, sun, or a long day — rather than on a strict schedule. A couple of times a week is a good rhythm.

Yes — the centella-and-hyaluronic formula is gentle and focused on soothing and hydrating, which suits sensitive, easily reddened skin. The essence has a cooling feel that's comfortable on warm or tired skin. It does contain fragrance, so if your skin reacts to scented products, patch test on the inner arm before applying the full sheet.

"Cica" refers to Centella Asiatica, a botanical known for calming and soothing the look of skin. This mask is built around centella asiatica extract, supported by portulaca and a hyaluronic complex. As a leave-on sheet it holds the essence against the skin, giving the centella time to deliver the calm, comfortable finish it's associated with.

Both are centella sheet masks, but this one is a single, essence-rich sheet for an occasional, more indulgent soothing session, while the Daily Calming Mask comes as a 30-sheet tub designed for quick everyday use. Reach for this when skin needs a proper treatment moment, and the daily tub for gentle maintenance.

No — 15 to 20 minutes is ideal. Once a sheet starts to dry, it can begin drawing moisture back off the skin rather than giving it, so leaving it on too long is counterproductive. Take it off while it's still damp, press in the remaining essence, and lock everything in with moisturiser straight after.

No rinsing needed. After removing the sheet, gently pat the leftover essence into the skin until it absorbs — that's part of the treatment. Then continue with your moisturiser, and sunscreen in the morning. Rinsing afterwards would wash away the hydrating essence the mask is designed to leave behind.