Hydrolysed Collagen
HydrationBroken down to a small enough weight to sit in the surface layers instead of resting on top. It behaves as a humectant — it pulls water in and holds it, which is what gives skin that cushioned feel in the morning.
Sleep, shed, and glow — 75 ml
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The formula is built around a film-former that sets soft rather than stiff, with the actives suspended inside it so they stay in contact with skin for the whole eight hours rather than evaporating off in the first.
Broken down to a small enough weight to sit in the surface layers instead of resting on top. It behaves as a humectant — it pulls water in and holds it, which is what gives skin that cushioned feel in the morning.
Vitamin B3. Works on uneven tone, visible pores and the redness that comes with a stressed barrier. It's slow and cumulative — the benefit comes from using it most nights for weeks, not from one application.
Identical to a ceramide your own skin makes. It slots back into the gaps in the barrier where moisture escapes, which is why skin stops feeling tight between uses rather than only on the nights you apply it.
Pro-vitamin B5. Takes the edge off irritation and reactivity, which matters in a product designed to sit on the face for eight hours without being rinsed.
The humectant base. On their own they'd give water back to the air by 2am — sealed under the wrapping film, they hold it against skin instead.
The part that makes this a wrapping mask rather than a cream. It sets into a flexible, breathable layer that moves with your face, doesn't crack, and dissolves instantly under warm water.
This is the final step of your night routine — after cleanser, toner, serum and any treatment. Nothing goes on top of it. If you normally finish with a moisturiser, this replaces it rather than joining it.
A pearl-sized amount for the whole face. You're laying down a visible veil, not massaging in a cream — if it disappears completely as you spread it, you've used too little and the film won't form.
Brush your teeth, read a page or two. It turns from tacky to touch-dry on its own. Lying down before it sets is the one thing that will put it on your pillowcase instead of your face.
Warm water and your hands in the morning — ten seconds, no cleanser needed first. The film softens and lifts away. Resist peeling it off dry; you'd be pulling at the exact layer you spent the night rebuilding.
A wrapping mask amplifies whatever is beneath it, so the layering order matters more than usual. Here's what works, what to space out, and what to keep for a different night.
Apply to damp skin, then wrap over it. This is the single best pairing — the film stops the HA drying out and pulling water back out of your skin.
Eight sealed hours is exactly the contact time these want. No spacing needed — put it on and wrap straight over the top.
The film increases penetration, so start with the wrap on your non-retinol nights, then alternate. If you combine them, use less retinol than usual, not more.
Fine if it has fully absorbed — give it ten minutes. Most people prefer vitamin C in the morning and the wrap at night.
Acids plus an occlusive film is a recipe for stinging. Exfoliate on the nights you skip the mask — two or three a week is plenty.
Anything prescribed — tretinoin, benzoyl peroxide, topical antibiotics — check with whoever prescribed it before sealing it under a film.
Very dry skin can press a single drop in first. Any more than that and the film won't set cleanly.
Up to the orbital bone is fine — the soft area under your brow and over your cheekbone. Keep it off the lash line and out of the eye itself. On lips it's not harmful, but it sets and feels odd, so most people stop after one go.
A faint cool tingle for a minute or two as it sets is normal, especially if your skin is dehydrated. Stinging, burning or heat is not — rinse it off, leave it a few nights, and when you go back, use it on a night with no acids or retinol underneath.
The honest test is the morning rinse. If your skin feels cushioned rather than squeaky straight after water, the barrier is holding moisture. Texture changes show up in the first week; tone takes two to three.
Yes, and it's worth it — the neck shows texture before the face does. You'll go through the tube faster, which is the main reason people pick up the multi-tube offers.
Nothing dramatic — you'll get some transfer onto the pillow and a slightly patchy result. It washes out of cotton in a normal wash. Just apply a few minutes earlier in your routine next time.
On bare skin, yes. Over facial hair the film sets around the hairs and is annoying to rinse out, so apply it to cheekbones, forehead, nose and neck and skip the beard area.
There's no retinol and no salicylic acid in it, which are the two things usually flagged. That said, we're not in a position to give medical advice — run the ingredient list past your midwife or doctor and go with what they say.
75 ml is under the 100 ml cabin limit, so it goes in your liquids bag as is. It's also one of the few products genuinely worth packing — cabin air is brutal on a barrier.
Orders placed before 4pm leave the same working day. Anything after that goes out the next one.
A tracking link lands in your inbox the moment the parcel is scanned. Free tracked delivery on every order, no minimum.
Choose auto-delivery at checkout and manage it yourself from the link in your confirmation email — change the date, skip a month, or cancel outright.
Thirty nights. Use the whole tube, and if your skin hasn't changed, email us and we'll refund you. You don't need to send anything back.