You wake up, look in the mirror, look tired — and put make-up on to look rested. It is not your skin that is the problem. It dried out overnight.
Sound familiar?
Almost everyone who wakes up dull has the same cause.
What it does:
Moisture-binding base
Holds water in the skin all night instead of letting it evaporate.
Peel-off film
Sits as a layer and peels away in the morning. No rinsing.
Niacinamide
A multitasking vitamin B3 derivative that smooths texture, minimises pores, and amplifies the effects of the brightening actives for faster, more even results.
Glutathione
A powerful antioxidant that works in synergy with Arbutin to boost overall luminosity, neutralise free radical damage, and support longer-lasting skin radiance.
Hyaluronic Acid
Draws moisture deep into the skin and keeps it there, so brightening actives work in a well-hydrated environment and skin stays comfortable and plump.
Ceramides & Squalane
Reinforce the skin barrier and lock in hydration, preventing the dryness or sensitivity that harsh brightening formulas can cause.
In every jar:
IT IS NOT YOUR AGE
Skin loses most moisture overnight, at the same time as it works hardest on its own recovery. Without something holding the water in, the energy goes into compensating.
The mask is a barrier against evaporation. That is the whole mechanism, and it is enough.
THE NIGHT BEFORE
No rinsing, no timer, nothing to keep track of. You put it on last, fall asleep, and peel it off in the morning.
This is the product for the night before something that matters.
ONE STEP, ONE NIGHT
No long ingredient list. A mask that holds moisture in while you sleep.
Binds water in the skin and stops it evaporating overnight.
Overnight moisture loss is the most common reason for dull skin in the morning. An occlusive mask counters it directly.
Stays on all night and peels away in the morning without rinsing.
The film is what separates it from an ordinary night cream: it holds moisture in rather than sinking in and evaporating.
Everything worth knowing before your first jar.
Two or three nights a week is enough for most. If your skin is very dry, nightly is fine.
No, you peel it off in the morning.
Last. After serum and moisturiser, right before you sleep.
Yes. It works by holding moisture in, not through actives that can irritate.
The film sets within a few minutes. Wait until it feels dry before you lie down.
60-day satisfaction guarantee. If it does not work for you, you get your money back.