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Haoma Resurfacing Gel Mask
The other acid here, and the softer one. Glycolic acid sits fairly low in the list with willow bark beside it, so the exfoliation is gentler than The Fixer, and the mask is padded out with sodium hyaluronate, panthenol and tremella, which is the mushroom sometimes called nature's hyaluronic acid. Between this and The Fixer you have the whole acid range covered at a hundred and forty four dollars.
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Why we like the Resurfacing Gel Mask
- Glycolic and willow bark together, both named
- Tremella and sodium hyaluronate carrying the hydration
- Gentler than the gel above, and says so
- Mycelium again, which is the through-line of the brand
- Texture
- A clear gel mask that stays wet on the skin.
- Key ingredients
- Glycolic acid · Mycelium and shiitake actives · Willow bark · Sodium hyaluronate · Panthenol · Sodium ascorbyl phosphate · Rosehip seed oil · Tremella mushroom
- Fragrance
- Scented by chamomile flower oil.
- Skin type
- Textured
- Best for
- Dull, uneven texture · A gentler acid than a peel · Weekly
- Works on
- Dullness · Skin texture · Redness
- Where to buy
- Holistic Hair Tribe
- Price when checked
- $65 on 2026-09-09
- Listing checked
- 2026-09-08
Our verdict on the Haoma Resurfacing Gel Mask
The gentle acid. Take it over The Fixer if your skin argues back.
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Reviewed 2026-09-08. Haoma Resurfacing Gel Mask appears in Behind the Shampoo: The Skincare a Hair Company Quietly Sells. Every product on The Shelf is listed in the product index.