Hydrogel Masks: What They Are and How to Use Them

Hydrogel masks look a little different from classic sheet masks: they are made of a soft, jelly-like gel instead of cotton or paper. That gel holds the essence and sits closely against your skin while it absorbs.

Hydrogel vs sheet mask

• Texture: a sheet mask is soaked fabric; a hydrogel mask is a gel that holds the essence inside.
• Fit: hydrogel clings to the contours of your face and is less likely to slip.
• Feel: no dripping essence running down your neck.

Why some masks turn transparent

Some hydrogel masks, like ours, start out cloudy and slowly turn clear. As the essence absorbs into your skin, the mask becomes transparent, which is also a handy sign that it has done its job.

How to use a hydrogel mask

1. Cleanse and dry your face.
2. Unfold the mask carefully and remove any protective film.
3. Smooth it over your face, starting at the forehead and pressing out any air bubbles.
4. Leave it on for the time on the pack. Ours stays on for 3 to 4 hours, until it turns transparent.
5. Peel it off and gently pat any remaining essence into your skin.

Tips

• Use it in the evening, while you relax, so you can leave it on long enough.
• Follow with your usual moisturizer if your skin likes extra hydration.
• Patch test before the first use, as with any new skincare.

The Nauvelle Collagen Hydrogel Mask

Our Collagen Hydrogel Mask is made with low molecular collagen, low molecular hyaluronic acid and lactobacillus ferment & plant extract. It absorbs without a watery residue and turns transparent, for skin that looks fresh, plump and dewy. Four masks in every box.

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