For over forty years, Borghese has been the mud authority—working with mud, refining it, understanding it, mastering it. Not to overwhelm skin. But to reset it.
This hydrating clay mask for dry or delicate skin, this creamy mineral-rich mud mask gently purifies while helping maintain the skin’s moisture barrier. Formulated with Kaolin and Bentonite clays, it removes impurities without over-drying, making it ideal for sensitive or dehydration-prone skin.
The creamy texture delivers a soothing application while Aloe Vera and Honey Extract help calm and hydrate stressed skin. Mango Seed Butter replenishes essential moisture and supports barrier recovery.
Nourishing lipids from Mango Seed Butter, Safflower Seed Oil, and Squalane help condition and protect the skin, leaving it soft, balanced, calm, and resilient.
Benefits
Benefits
- Calm and soothe
- Nourish
- Comfort and Protect Skin
- Deeply Cleanse
- Size – 2.7 oz
Mango Seed Butter
Safflower Seed Oil
Squalene
Notes from Catherine
Notes from Catherine
Borghese
Since 1957, Borghese has been a symbol of luxury skincare, defining an era of elegance passed down through generations.
Inspired by natural spa therapies, the healing mud and mineral waters of Italian spa culture in Tuscany.
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Why I Choose European Skincare
In my 24 years as an esthetician, I’ve experienced countless skincare philosophies, products, and innovations. Yet the one tradition I continue to return to — and the one I choose exclusively for my studio — is European skincare. It represents not just products, but a philosophy of beauty and care that aligns perfectly with my own.
About Cat
Cat Ianelli is celebrated for her signature sculpting massage method — a technique that blends deep facial contouring, intuitive touch, and energy alignment to release tension, restore balance, and lift the natural architecture of the face.
She is also recognized as a Dermaplane Specialist, offering advanced exfoliation that refines skin texture, maximizes product absorption, and creates a flawless, luminous finish.
Blog posts
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Why I Don’t Take Before-and-After Photos
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Why My Schedule Is Limited
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The Beauty of Aging Well
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