Sheet masks work by placing a serum-soaked sheet directly against your skin, helping the nourishing ingredients stay in contact with your face longer than a traditional cream or serum. This allows ingredients like hyaluronic acid, aloe vera, vitamins, and botanical extracts to absorb more effectively, leaving skin feeling hydrated, refreshed, and glowing.

Unlike rinse-off masks, sheet masks create a barrier that slows evaporation, giving your skin more time to soak up the beneficial ingredients.

For best results follow the directions on the packaging.

Removing the mask too early may not allow enough time for the serum to absorb, while leaving it on significantly longer isn't recommended because the sheet can begin to dry out and pull moisture back from your skin.

No. After removing your sheet mask, gently massage any remaining serum into your face, neck, and décolletage until it's absorbed.

The serum is packed with beneficial skincare ingredients designed to stay on your skin, so there's no need to rinse it off.

Yes! Refrigerating your sheet masks is a great way to create an even more refreshing spa-like experience.

A chilled sheet mask can feel especially soothing on tired, puffy, or warm skin and may help reduce the appearance of puffiness while providing a cooling sensation.

Avoid freezing your sheet masks, as extremely cold temperatures may affect the formula or packaging.

Most people can safely use a hydrating sheet mask several times per week. If your skin is dry or dehydrated, some gentle moisturizing sheet masks can even be used daily.

Pay attention to your skin's needs and always follow the product's directions. If your skin becomes irritated, reduce how often you use sheet masks and consult a skincare professional if needed.

Sheet masks are generally appropriate for teens and adults. Younger children should only use skincare products under adult supervision and products that are specifically appropriate for their age.

For teens just starting a skincare routine, gentle hydrating sheet masks are often a simple way to add moisture without a complicated regimen.

Yes. Applying a moisturizer after your sheet mask helps seal in the nourishing serum and supports your skin's moisture barrier.

After removing the mask, gently pat the remaining serum into your skin, then finish with your favorite moisturizer to lock in hydration and leave your skin feeling soft and smooth.