Hydrogel masks & under eye patches
Korean hydrogel masks you sleep in and under eye patches for the morning after: choose by what your skin needs, from bounce and calm to glow and density.
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Hydrogel vs sheet mask: what's the difference?
A cotton sheet mask dries out in twenty minutes. A hydrogel mask is a thick layer of gel that clings to your face and releases its formula slowly, which is why you can keep it on all night. Apply it after toner, peel it off in the morning and repeat one to three times a week. The one everyone asks about is the collagen mask, which turns almost clear as the hours pass.
Which Korean overnight mask is right for you?
Dry or sensitive skin: the ceramide mask. Shiny but dehydrated combination skin: the sea kelp mask. Dull, uneven tone: the niacinamide mask. Tired skin that's lost some fullness: the PDRN mask with caviar. To prep skin beforehand, swipe on one of our Korean toner pads.
Under eye patches for short nights
Eye patches go on for 20 to 30 minutes, about as long as your morning coffee. The collagen eye patches refresh tired eyes, the PDRN eye patches suit a dry eye area and the niacinamide eye patches brighten things up. Everything here is authentic, new and sealed; finish your routine with one of our Korean serums.