In SGS patch testing of AgeCare ExoMask Pro, none of the 33 participants with sensitive skin showed any of the recorded skin reactions at the three observation times. We publish the population, timing and results together as part of this mask’s local-tolerability information.
The records for 33 participants
Testing took place from May 11 to 14, 2026. Participants were aged 22–59: three men and 30 women, all with sensitive skin.
After a 24-hour occlusive application to the forearm, erythema, dryness/scaling and edema were assessed 0.5, 24 and 48 hours after patch removal. The complete records at these times are below.
| Time after patch removal | Erythema | Dryness/scaling | Edema |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.5 hours | No reaction in all 33 participants | No reaction in all 33 participants | No reaction in all 33 participants |
| 24 hours | No reaction in all 33 participants | No reaction in all 33 participants | No reaction in all 33 participants |
| 48 hours | No reaction in all 33 participants | No reaction in all 33 participants | No reaction in all 33 participants |
We retain every observation time to present the post-test skin-reaction record fully. These results apply to the 33 participants under the specified conditions. Individual experience may still differ.
Include tolerability information in product guidance
Our evaluation of ExoMask Pro includes different types of work. This patch test records local skin reactions. A separate 28-day human use evaluation involving 32 participants records relevant skin measures. The two studies are presented separately, without combining their samples or results.
For sensitive or allergy-prone skin, we still recommend checking the full ingredient list on the packaging and choosing cautiously in light of known allergies. Before first use, a small-area trial can help you observe your response, but it does not replace professional allergy assessment.
Use ExoMask Pro only as directed on intact skin. If discomfort occurs, stop use and consult a professional.
Information reflects the publication date. Always prioritize the final product label and instructions for use and precautions.
