hydrating face masks

Hydrating masks come in several formats: gel or hydrogel face masks and patches, single-use sheet masks, peel-off masks, single-use spot patches, reusable silicone masks, and biocellulose hydrogel patches.

Common ingredients include hyaluronic acid, vitamin E, aloe, coconut, caffeine, green tea, glycerin, amino acids, vitamin C, peptides, squalane, and rose water.

Listings commonly indicate suitability for a wide range of skin types: dry and very dry, normal, combination, mature, sensitive (including extra sensitive), oily, and acne-prone skin.

Typical wear times are about 10–20 minutes or 15–30 minutes. Some reusable silicone masks are noted for shorter sessions (10–20 minutes) or can be used overnight.

Masks advertise benefits such as deep hydration and moisturizing, de-puffing and depuffing, brightening and dark-circle reduction, smoothing or plumping fine lines, firming, and overall soothing or calming effects.

Gently pat or massage the remaining serum into your skin; there is typically no need to rinse after removal.

Apply a small amount of serum or cream, pull the skin taut, and press the silicone mask into place for 10–20 minutes or overnight if desired. After use, wash the mask with mild soap and water, air-dry it print side down, and store it in the provided tin.