Masks & Eye Care
Korean sheet masks, hydrogel and peel-off modeling masks, eye creams and under-eye patches from LAVIEN, for a weekly boost of hydration and smoother, brighter-looking skin.
Types of Korean face masks
Sheet and hydrogel masks hold essence against the skin for a set time. The Cica Elixir Pore Tightening Ampoule Mask carries 25 ml of centella essence per sheet, and the Kombu Biome Deep Hydration Hydrogel Mask clings closely for a cooling layer of moisture. Modeling masks are mixed and spread on, then peeled off in one piece: the LAVIEN Aquaporin Modeling Mask with glyceryl glucoside focuses on hydration, and the Medinic Black Truffle Modeling Mask pairs black truffle and caviar extracts with a charcoal powder.
The Perfect Balance Mugwort Calming Mask is a vegan, fragrance-free jelly for skin that feels hot, and pore pads such as the Perfect Pore Program and Collagen Zero Pore Lifting Pad give a quick swipe-on step for smoother-looking pores.
Choosing an eye cream or under-eye patch
The skin around the eyes is thin, so it needs its own care. The Volumizing Peptight Lift Eye Cream has a built-in vibrating massage tip and pairs Eyeseryl peptide with Volufiline for a fuller, less tired-looking under-eye. The Volumizing Radiant Firming Eye Patch is a fragrance-free hydrogel with five peptides, made to rest under the eyes while you get ready.
Frequently asked questions
- How often should I use a face mask?
- Most people use a sheet or modeling mask one to three times a week, after toner and before cream.
- What is a Korean modeling mask?
- A two-part mask: you mix a liquid with a powder, spread it on, and peel it off as one sheet once it sets.
- Should eye cream go on before or after moisturizer?
- Before. Apply eye cream after serum so it touches the skin first, then moisturize the rest of the face.
