Jane YooFounder and Curator, K-Beauty Immersion at SCC Supplier's Day · Board-Certified Dermatologist & Mohs Surgeon | K-Beauty Strategist | Health Policy Analyst | BeautyTech & AI Consultant

Cell Fusion C Cooling Masks for Sensitive Skin

2 Aug 2026 · 2 min

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In this video, board‑certified dermatologist Dr. Jane Yoo introduces two clinical skincare products from CellFusion C designed for post‑procedure recovery and soothing of sensitive or inflamed skin. She first describes the Post Alpha First Cooling Mask, which lowers skin temperature by up to 5 °C using methyl diisopropyl propionamide, and highlights its key actives—panthenol, Ceramide NP, hydrolyzed lupine protein, adenosine, azulene, and pine bark extract—delivered via a cotton sheet combined with a cold hydrogel for immediate cooling and moisturisation. She then explains the Cica Cooling Mask, which cools skin by about 4.5 °C with the same menthol diisopropyl propionamide technology, featuring a centella‑fiber sheet infused with Centella Asiatica root, stem, leaf, and flower extracts (madecassoside, asiaticoside, asiatic acid, madecassic acid) plus panthenol, allantoin, and trehalose to calm irritation, reinforce the barrier, and hydrate. Dr. Yoo emphasizes the masks’ suitability after laser treatments, sun exposure, or any time skin feels overheated or inflamed, positioning CellFusion C’s approach as a blend of clinical science and comfort for compromised skin.

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Hi everyone, I'm Dr. Jane Yoo, board-certified dermatologist and Mohs surgeon. Today's featured formulas come from CellFusion C, a clinical skincare line recognized for its post-procedure recovery care for sensitive and compromised skin. First, the Post Alpha First Cooling Mask is a recovery mask that helps lower skin temperature by up to 5°C to calm overheated or sensitized skin. It uses methyl diisopropyl propionamide, a non-methyl cooling agent that refreshes without irritation. Panthenol, a pro-vitamin B5, helps strengthen the skin barrier, while Ceramide NP locks in hydration and protects against external irritants. Hydrolyzed lupine protein and adenosine support elasticity and texture, while azulene and pine bark extract helps soothe soothe redness and reinforce skin resilience. The mask combines a pure cotton sheet with a cold hydrogel for an instant cooling and moisturizing effect. Next, the Cica Cooling Mask offers a soothing option for sensitive skin in need of repair. It cools the skin by about 4.5°C using the same menthol diisopropyl propionamide technology and features an innovative centella fiber sheet made from the root stem, leaf, and flower extracts of Centella Asiatica. It also contains madecassoside, asiaticoside, asiatic acid, and madecassic acid to calm irritation and strengthen the barrier. Panthenol, allantoin, and trehalose nourish and relieve dryness, making this mask suitable after laser treatments, sun exposure, or any time the skin feels inflamed. Both of these cooling masks reflect CellFusion C's focus on combining clinical science with effective comfort for sensitive skin.