Your Skin's Night Shift
Serums evaporate or end up on your pillowcase within the hour. A wrapping mask doesn't — it seals over the top and holds everything in place until morning. Drag the dial to follow a night.
Use 3–4 nights a week. Nightly during winter or a dry spell.
What's Inside
Actives With Nowhere To Go
A film mask isn't a gimmick — it's a delivery method. Everything below is sealed under an occlusive layer for eight hours instead of drying on the surface in ten minutes. Same ingredients, very different odds.
Salmon PDRN
Sodium DNA
The ingredient Korean clinics built a category on. Salmon-derived polynucleotides are used to support the skin's own repair signalling — the reason PDRN sits at the top of every K-beauty shelf right now. Fourth-highest active in this formula.
Caffeine
Depuffing
The morning-face fixer. Caffeine is used topically to reduce the look of puffiness and dullness, which is exactly what you're fighting at 7am. Here it gets eight hours to work instead of eight minutes.
Niacinamide
Fifth Ingredient
Not a trace amount — it sits fifth on the list, above almost everything else. The workhorse for tone evenness, visible pores and general dullness, and one of the few actives that plays nicely with absolutely everything.
Eight Hyaluronics
Multi-Weight Complex
Not one hyaluronic acid — eight, at different molecular weights, plus a crosspolymer. Large ones hold water at the surface, small ones travel further down. Under a sealed film, none of it evaporates.
Seven Peptides
Copper & Signal Peptides
Copper Tripeptide-1, Acetyl Hexapeptide-8, Palmitoyl Pentapeptide-4, Nonapeptide-1 and three more. The short chains that skincare formulators reach for when the brief is firmness and fine lines.
Collagen & Elastin
Plus 18 Amino Acids
Collagen extract and hydrolysed elastin, backed by a full amino acid panel — glycine, proline, arginine, lysine and the rest. The building blocks your skin uses overnight, supplied at the moment it uses them.
Adenosine
Wrinkle-Care Active
One of the small handful of ingredients Korea's MFDS recognises for wrinkle care — which is why you'll spot it in the top ten of almost every serious Korean anti-ageing formula, including this one.
Vitamin C & E
Ascorbic Acid · Tocopheryl Acetate
Pure ascorbic acid for brightness and tocopheryl acetate to steady it — a classic antioxidant pairing, and a smarter one at night when there's no UV working against it.
Allantoin & Damask Rose
Calm & Scent
Allantoin keeps things comfortable for reactive skin, and the only fragrance in the tube is genuine Rosa damascena flower oil — a faint rose you'll notice for about a minute before you fall asleep.
Ingredient descriptions relate to the properties of the raw materials. Cosmetic product — results relate to the appearance of skin.
The Obvious Question
So Why Is It Pink?
Because of what's in it, not what's been added to it. The rose tint comes largely from cyanocobalamin — vitamin B12 — which is naturally a deep pink and shows up in the first fifteen ingredients here.
The shimmer is a mineral pearl, not glitter. It's there for one practical reason: you need to see where you've put it. Applying a clear gel evenly in bathroom light is guesswork. Applying a pink pearlescent one isn't — you can see the gaps, and you can see the moment it's dry.
By the time you peel it off, none of the colour transfers. It leaves with the film.
Measured, Not Promised
What Two Weeks Actually Moves
Honest numbers rather than inflated ones. These are the manufacturer's instrumental measurements after two weeks of use — modest on paper, and noticeably more obvious in a mirror at 7am.
After 2 Weeks of Use
Manufacturer's instrumental study
What You'll Notice First
In the order most people report it
Figures are the manufacturer's own instrumental measurements after two weeks of use and describe the appearance of skin. Cosmetic product; individual results vary.
Four Steps, Fifteen Minutes
How To Wear It
This goes on last — after everything else, over everything else. Think of it as the lid on your routine rather than another step in it.
Finish your routine
Cleanse, tone, serum, moisturiser — whatever you normally do. Do all of it first, and let it settle.
Brush on an even layer
A silicone brush or spatula gives the cleanest coat. Keep clear of eyes, lips, brows and hairline — the film needs a clean edge to peel from.
Wait about 15 minutes
It's ready when it feels completely dry to a fingertip with no tack at all. Then go to bed as normal.
Peel it off
In the morning, lift an edge and pull slowly. It comes away in one sheet. No rinsing needed — go straight to SPF.
Real Reviews
The Morning After, In Their Words
Customer Reviews
Six Hundred Mornings. One Verdict.
recommend this product
I sit under an air conditioning vent all day and my cheeks had gone tight and flaky with it — the kind of dehydrated where more moisturiser just sits on top and does nothing. Started using this four nights a week. Within about ten days the flaking had stopped completely and I was waking up comfortable instead of stripped. The film really does stop everything evaporating overnight — you can feel the difference the second you peel it off.
I do nights three times a week and my skin has always paid for it — grey, puffy, flat. I now put this on before I sleep during the day, blackout blinds down, and take it off before my shift. The difference in how awake I look is the difference between people asking if I'm okay and people not asking. I don't care how it works, it works.
Being honest so others don't repeat my mistake: the first night I applied it like a clay mask and it took nearly 40 minutes to dry. Thin and even is the whole trick. Once I got that right it's dry in about 12 minutes and peels off in one piece. Five stars for the product, four for the learning curve — I've rounded up because the results are worth it.
Night cream, sleeping mask, and a hydrating essence — all sitting unused now. On the nights I use this I just cleanse, tone and go straight to it. Fewer steps, better skin. My bathroom shelf has never been so empty and my face has never looked better in the morning.
Completely shallow reason for buying it, I'll admit. But the shimmer is genuinely useful — you can see exactly where you've applied and where you've missed, which you can't with clear gels. And three weeks later my skin tone is noticeably more even. So the pink turned out to be the least interesting thing about it.
He has never used a skincare product in his life and now asks me to "do the pink one" on Sunday nights. His skin looks better than mine, which is infuriating. Ordering a second tube purely so I stop having to share.
Used it the night before my sister's wedding and my makeup artist asked what I'd done differently. Skin was plump, no dry patches, foundation went on like silk and stayed put through a very long day and a fair amount of crying. It's now permanently in the "night before anything important" category for me.
I'm a serial skincare hopper and I've been on this for four months, which is unheard of for me. My texture is smoother, my tone is more even and I've stopped waking up with that flat, grey look. It's not an overnight miracle — the first week I barely noticed anything. Week three is when it clicked. Stick with it.