Hydrojelly mask

A hydrojelly mask is a skincare treatment made from electrolyte-infused algae that turns into a soft jelly-like texture when applied. These masks are packed with nourishing ingredients like hyaluronic acid, organic herbs, fruit extracts and antioxidants that penetrate deep into the skin for hydration and healing. Unlike traditional clay or cream masks, hydrogel masks form a solid yet flexible layer that locks in moisture while active ingredients work their magic. Their moisture retention helps to maintain optimal moisture levels for healthy skin.

Hydrojelly Masks are more than just a treat for your skin. They have:

• Deep Hydration: Electrolyte Technology masks restore moisture levels and keep skin plump.
• Skin Barrier Improvement: The moisture barrier is strengthened, prevents moisture loss and protects against environmental stressors.
• Brightening Effect: Many formulas have antioxidant and skin brightener ingredients like grape seed extract and fruit extracts that help to reduce dark spots, unwanted pigmentation and dark sunspots.
• Calming and Soothing: Aloe water, banana peel and cucumber to hydrate and calm sensitive skin types and redness.
• Anti-aging: Antioxidants and high-performance cosmeceutical ingredients to reduce wrinkles and maintain elasticity over time.
• Detox: Hydrojelly Masks pull out dead skin cells, excess oil and impurities and are good for combination skin and acne scars.

Skin Consultation & Assessment
Your treatment begins with a quick consultation to assess your skin type, current concerns, and goals. This helps your therapist select the most suitable Hydrojelly Mask formula for your needs—whether it’s for hydration, calming, brightening, or oil control.

Cleansing & Skin Preparation
The skin is gently cleansed to remove makeup, excess oils, and impurities. This step ensures the mask’s active ingredients can fully penetrate the skin.

Exfoliation (Optional)
For enhanced results, a light exfoliation may be performed to remove dead skin cells, smooth texture, and boost product absorption.

Application of the Hydrojelly Mask
The Hydrojelly Mask is mixed fresh into a smooth, jelly-like consistency and applied evenly over the face (and sometimes neck). Its cooling texture provides instant soothing and comfort.

Setting & Treatment Time
As the mask sets, it forms a flexible, occlusive layer that locks in moisture and pushes nutrients deep into the skin. It stays on for about 15–20 minutes while you relax.

Gentle Removal
Once set, the mask is carefully peeled away in one piece—leaving the skin refreshed and residue-free.

Finishing Skincare
A hydrating serum, moisturiser, and SPF are applied to protect and nourish your skin, sealing in the benefits of the treatment.

The Hydrojelly Mask is not a treatment. It’s a pampering. Here’s how to apply a Hydrojelly Mask:

• Cleansing: First the skin is cleansed to remove makeup, dirt and excess oil. So the active ingredients of the mask can penetrate deep without any barriers.
• Exfoliation: If needed an AHA Enzymatic Peel is applied to exfoliate dead skin cells. This step prepares the skin for the mask to allow better absorption of its active ingredients.
• Mask Application: The Hydrojelly Mask is mixed with water to a jelly-like consistency and applied evenly over the face. As the mask sets it forms a flexible layer that adheres to the skin, locking in moisture and delivering concentrated active ingredients to your specific skin concerns.
• Relax: Leave the mask on for 15-30 minutes and let your skin drink it all in. You can relax and enjoy the mask as it hydrates and nourishes your skin.
• Removal: After time is up the mask is peeled off in one smooth motion and you’ll be left with a glowing complexion. The skin is soft, moisturized and revived.

Prep before and after is key to getting the best results.

Prep:

• Cleanse your skin to remove makeup and impurities.
• Don’t use harsh exfoliants or active skincare products (retinol or AHAs) 1-2 days before the treatment to avoid irritation.
• Avoid using any products that can cause sensitivity or allergic reactions to prevent any issues.

Aftercare:

• After the mask is removed follow up with a gentle moisturizer to lock in hydration and moisture.
• Use a broad-spectrum sunscreen daily as your skin will be more sensitive to UV rays especially after treatments that target skin rejuvenation and hyperpigmentation.
• Drink water to hydrate your skin from the inside out.

Side effects from Hydrojelly Masks are rare but may include redness or irritation if you have sensitive skin or are allergic to some ingredients. Use organic and high-quality products from reputable brands to minimize the risk of irritation. If you experience any discomfort stop using and consult a dermatologist.

How Often Should You Do This?

Once a week is ideal but if you have severe dryness, acne scars or hyperpigmentation you may need to do it more often. For example if you have very dry skin you may want to do it twice a week to maintain moisture. Consult with an experienced therapist or esthetician to determine the best schedule for your skin type and concerns.

Once a week is ideal but if you have severe dryness, acne scars or hyperpigmentation you may need to do it more often. For example if you have very dry skin you may want to do it twice a week to maintain moisture. Consult with an experienced therapist or esthetician to determine the best schedule for your skin type and concerns.

Hydrojelly mask treatments are available at professional spas and skincare clinics that use high-performance cosmeceutical skincare products. Look for clinics that do professional skin treatments and have experienced therapists to get the best results. Many salons offer Hydrojelly Mask Kits for at-home use but professional treatments give better results.