COOLING & FIRMING: This Patchology Hydrogel mask is designed to deliver a gentle cooling sensation, while encouraging collagen production to improve and strengthen the appearance of the skin.
BRIGHTENING: This facial mask includes Cloudberry Oil, an ingredient packed with Vitamin C which is used to brighten the skin and reduce the appearance dark circles under your eyes.
SOOTHE: Use this face mask to calm and soothe your skin. Bakuchiol is a plant-based alternative to Retinol and is used to hydrate the skin while reducing the appearance of fine lines.
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PROTECTS SKIN: Our hydrogel technology makes great skincare because, aside from the ice cooling experience, they also help soften the skin, and protect the face in as little as 10 minutes per session.
SELFCARE: Refrigerate the masks before use for an additional cooling sensation. The portability of these masks also makes them great travel essentials for women and men.
