Hyaluronic Acid draws moisture into the skin and holds it there – it works in the deeper layers where surface dryness originates. Collagen supports the skin's structural integrity and moisture retention. Adenosine and natural nourishing oils like Evening Primrose strengthen the barrier so the moisture that's delivered doesn't simply evaporate.

Moisturisers work primarily on the surface – they slow moisture loss but don't always deliver hydration into deeper layers. A bio-cellulose mask creates a sealed environment that holds actives in direct contact with skin for 20 minutes, allowing Hyaluronic Acid and Collagen to reach where topical application alone stops.

Three to four times a week for very dry or dehydrated skin while restoring moisture balance, reducing to once or twice a week for maintenance. A hydrating mask is not a replacement for daily moisturiser – it's a targeted treatment that delivers deeper hydration when skin genuinely needs it.

Yes – and it often is. Oily skin can be severely dehydrated, producing extra oil as compensation for the lack of water. Adding hydration rather than removing oil addresses the actual cause. Lightweight hydrating treatments with Hyaluronic Acid are ideal for oily skin – they hydrate without adding heaviness or blocking pores.