For the nights after, not the nights of
This is what you reach for once the barrier is already complaining — after a peel, a long sun day, or a week of retinol you pushed too hard.

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PDRN Complex
Gel mask
Collagen Boost
Pink collagen
Barrier Repair
15–20 min
Skin Recovery
Single use
Repairs Skin Barrier
Boosts Collagen Renewal
Calms Redness & Irritation
Restores Skin Radiance
Most skin types
5 min a day
14-day guarantee
Device + USB-C Cable + Instruction Manual
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A recovery mask, not a treatment one. This is what you reach for once the barrier is already complaining.
Skin that looks exhausted and slow to heal
Skin that lost its natural, clear glow
Skin that feels loose and lacks elasticity
Skin that feels dry and tight underneath
Skin with visible texture and stretched walls
Skin that easily gets red, raw, and irritated
Clean, dry skin. Skip acids and retinol on the nights you use this — it's a recovery mask, not a layering step.
Line up the eye and mouth openings first, then smooth outwards so it sits flat everywhere.
Fifteen to twenty minutes. A sheet left until it's dry pulls moisture back out of your skin.
Pat the remaining essence in, then moisturiser on top.
Follow the contour lines for optimal facial sculpting results.
A recovery mask rather than a treatment one — for the nights after too much sun, too many actives, or not enough sleep.
A polynucleotide complex used in barrier-focused skincare, the ingredient this mask is built around.
Sits alongside the PDRN for plumpness and bounce on the surface.
The reason this one suits reactive, flushed skin rather than aggravating it.
This is what you reach for once the barrier is already complaining — after a peel, a long sun day, or a week of retinol you pushed too hard.
PDRN for barrier support, collagen for surface plumpness, niacinamide to calm the redness that comes with a compromised barrier.
A sheet left on until it is dry stops giving moisture and starts taking it back. Fifteen to twenty minutes, then off.
When should I use this one? | On recovery nights — after too much sun, an over-enthusiastic week of actives, or a peel that left your skin tight and reactive.
Can I use it on the same night as retinol? | No. This is a recovery step, not a layering step. Skip your actives on the nights you use it.
How long do I leave it on? | Fifteen to twenty minutes, and take it off before it starts to dry. A drying sheet pulls moisture back out.
What is PDRN? | A polynucleotide complex used in barrier-focused skincare. Here it sits alongside collagen and niacinamide, which is what makes this mask suit reactive skin.
Will it help redness? | The niacinamide is there for exactly that. If redness is persistent rather than occasional, see a dermatologist — a mask is not a treatment for rosacea.
How often? | Once or twice a week, or whenever your barrier is complaining.
Still unsure? Message us and we'll tell you straight whether this is the right device for your skin.
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