How to Use a Jelly Glaze Mask for Sensitive Skin

Quick answer

A jelly glaze mask can hydrate sensitive skin without irritation when you prep correctly, apply a thin layer, and rinse with cool water. Follow these steps to calm redness and achieve a glass-skin glow.

Step-by-step application for sensitive skin

1. Step 1: Cleanse gently: Wash your face with a lukewarm water and a sulfate-free cleanser. Pat dry with a soft towel. Do not scrub or use hot water, which can trigger redness.
2. Step 2: Apply a thin, even layer: Use clean fingers or a spatula to spread the jelly glaze mask over your face, avoiding the eye and lip areas. A thin layer is enough—thick layers can feel heavy and may not rinse off cleanly. If your skin feels sticky after rinsing, you used too much.
3. Step 3: Leave on for 10–15 minutes: Set a timer. Do not let the mask dry completely; it should stay slightly tacky. Rinse with cool water before it fully dries. Dried-out masks can pull moisture from the skin instead of adding it.
4. Step 4: Rinse with cool water and pat dry: Use cool or tepid water to remove the mask. Gently massage in circular motions to help exfoliate lightly. Pat your face dry with a clean towel. Avoid rubbing or using a washcloth—sensitive skin reacts to friction.
5. Step 5: Follow with a moisturiser: Seal in the hydration with a fragrance-free moisturiser. This locks in the hyaluronic acid and prevents water loss. Skipping moisturiser can leave your skin feeling tight after the mask.

Product facts

• Hyaluronic Jelly Glaze Mask: Contains hyaluronic acid, red algae, aloe vera, and chamomile extract to attract moisture and calm the skin. These ingredients work together to hydrate without stripping the barrier, making the mask suitable for redness-prone or easily irritated skin.