Quality First Derma Laser Super AZ 100 Mask 7 Sheets - azelaic acid Japanese sheet mask for blemish skin

Quality First Derma Laser Super AZ 100 Mask 7 Sheets

$12.83
$12.83 $15.27
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Quality First Derma Laser Super AZ 100 Mask 7 Sheets - azelaic acid Japanese sheet mask for blemish skin
Quality First Derma Laser Super AZ 100 Mask 7 Sheets
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Quality First Derma Laser Super AZ 100 Mask 7 Sheets

$12.83
$12.83 $15.27
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  • βœ… Azelaic acid for sebum control and pore smoothing
  • βœ… High-concentration glycyrrhizic acid calms irritation
  • βœ… Purified tea tree extract soothes rough skin
  • βœ… Nanocapsule delivery to stratum corneum in 3 min
  • βœ… Silicone-inspired premium cotton sheet, serum-soaked
  • βœ… Free from preservatives, alcohol, colorants, fragrance

πŸ›‘οΈ 100% Authentic – Japan domestic version
🚚 Ships from Tokyo
✨ Fresh stock
πŸ›οΈ Same product sold in Japanese beauty stores

Description

Quality First Derma Laser Super AZ 100 Mask 7 Sheets is a pore and skin-balance sheet mask for oily and rough skin β€” using Azelaic Acid at the highest concentration in the Derma Laser range alongside high-concentration Dipotassium Glycyrrhizate and Tea Tree for a weekly intensive treatment targeting sebum imbalance, clogged pores, and rough skin texture.

  • Azelaic Acid β€” regulates sebum production and softens keratinised pore plugs
  • Dipotassium Glycyrrhizate β€” anti-inflammatory calming redness and rough skin irritation
  • Tea Tree Leaf Oil and Extract β€” antibacterial and anti-inflammatory for rough skin bacteria
  • Niacinamide β€” supports skin balance, pore refinement, and even tone
  • Nanocapsule delivery in 3 minutes; 7 sheets

Super AZ 100 vs Super Tea Tree 100 for oily or rough skin: AZ 100 uses azelaic acid for sebum regulation and pore clearing β€” for sebum-driven enlarged pores and texture. Tea Tree 100 uses tea tree for antibacterial and anti-inflammatory action β€” for active breakout recovery and inflamed rough skin. For general oily pore concerns, AZ 100. For acne-related rough skin, Tea Tree 100.

Known in Japan as γƒ€γƒΌγƒžγƒ¬γƒΌγ‚ΆγƒΌ スーパーAZ100γƒžγ‚Ήγ‚― 7枚ε…₯.

The weekly intensive format allows a higher concentration of azelaic acid per session than would be appropriate for daily topical use, building progressive pore refinement over the 7-week recommended course. For oily or combination skin wanting to address root causes of pore visibility rather than only masking their appearance, the AZ 100 weekly treatment is the most targeted option in the Quality First Derma Laser pore care range.

Key Ingredients
  • Azelaic Acid β€” regulates excess sebum production and softens keratinized, clogged pores for a smoother skin surface
  • Dipotassium Glycyrrhizate β€” anti-inflammatory licorice derivative that calms redness and soothes rough, irritated skin
  • Tea Tree Leaf Extract & Oil β€” antibacterial and anti-inflammatory; suppresses the skin conditions that cause rough texture and breakouts
  • Ceramide NP β€” restores moisture barrier function to prevent the dryness that triggers excess sebum
  • Hydrogenated Lecithin β€” nanocapsule carrier that delivers all active ingredients into the stratum corneum on contact

HOW TO USE
  1. After cleansing and toning, remove the mask from its pouch.
  2. Align to eye area first, then mouth, then smooth the sheet across the full face.
  3. Leave on for approximately 3 minutes, then remove and gently pat in remaining serum.
  4. Follow with a lightweight moisturizer to avoid excess stickiness.
  5. Pro tip: Use after cleansing on days when skin feels congested or oily β€” the azelaic acid works best applied to thoroughly cleansed skin.

FAQ

What skin concerns is azelaic acid good for?

Azelaic acid is suited to oily skin, clogged pores, sebum excess, redness, uneven texture, and post-breakout marks. It is gentler than BHA acids and can be used on sensitive skin types.

Can I use this if I have acne-prone or sensitive skin?

Yes. Azelaic acid is one of the few active ingredients tolerated by both acne-prone and sensitive skin. The mask is also preservative-free and free from ethanol. Those with very reactive skin should patch test first.

How does this compare to the Tea Tree 100 mask?

Both masks address sebum and rough skin, but the AZ 100 leads with azelaic acid for sebum regulation and pore smoothing, while the Tea Tree 100 leads with high-concentration tea tree for antibacterial and soothing action. The AZ 100 is the stronger choice for oily-skin pore concerns; the Tea Tree 100 is better suited to post-mask irritation and sensitive skin conditions.

Is this the Japan-domestic version?

Yes. TokyoShelf sources this directly from Matsumotokiyoshi and major Japanese pharmacies. This is the Japan-domestic formula, not an export version.

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