Recommended by Dr Dee, optometrist, 20+ years experience
Many face masks are made from synthetic gels with added fragrance. The Ginseng Royal Jelly Hydrogel Mask from 100% Pure, formerly called the Ginseng Collagen Boost Mask, takes a different approach, made from 95% organic aloe juice and 5% plant cellulose.
Korean red ginseng, royal jelly and manuka honey extracts sit alongside vitamin C, licorice root and peony root, with sodium hyaluronate (hyaluronic acid) and plant allantoin to help skin hold on to moisture. The cool hydrogel gradually thins as you wear it.
Who It Is For
Suited to anyone in Australia wanting a fragrance free hydrogel mask as a weekly hydration ritual.
Eyehouse Tip: Even with a clean formula like this one, keep the mask on the cheeks, forehead and jaw rather than over the eyelids. A cool hydrogel mask is a nice way to finish a long screen day, and while it is on, close your eyes and give them a proper rest.
Contains honey and royal jelly extracts, so it is not suitable for anyone with a sensitivity to bee products. Single use only. Keep away from the eye area. Patch test before first use.
Gold Eye Friendly Rating (EFR)
This mask earned a Gold Eye Friendly Rating for its simple, fragrance free formula built on organic aloe juice and plant cellulose, with no essential oils or listed fragrance allergens, and no parabens, phthalates, phenoxyethanol, PEGs or petrochemical ingredients.
100% Pure Ginseng Collagen Boost Mask, your questions answered
Q1. What does ginseng bring to a face mask?
Ginseng is rich in ginsenosides, compounds studied for their antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and microcirculation-supporting properties. In skincare it is traditionally associated with improving skin vitality, reducing puffiness, and supporting radiance.
For tired or stressed skin, ginseng-based treatments are a well-used option in clinical natural skincare.
Q2. Is it safe around the eye area?
Sheet masks sit close to the orbital area. The formula is designed for the face and is generally tolerated near the eye zone. Avoid direct contact with the eye itself.
Q3. What does anti-puffiness mean in this context?
The mask is formulated to help reduce the appearance of facial puffiness, which is related to microcirculation and fluid retention. It does not treat a medical cause of swelling.
Q4. Is it Leaping Bunny certified?
Yes. Natural ginseng and plant actives, no synthetic fragrance or parabens.
Q5. How often should I use it?
Once or twice a week as an intensive treatment.
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