Supporting your skin overnight
7 Reasons Your Skin Does Its Real Work While You Sleep
No borrowed lab numbers. No stock doctors. Just what’s in it.
The tightness at 6am. Makeup settling into lines by noon. The tired look that a full night’s sleep doesn’t fix. You’ve filed it under your age — but your skin loses more water overnight than at any other time of day, and most of what you apply is gone in minutes. A jelly sheet mask changes what happens in those hours.
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- Every Active Named On The Label
- No Borrowed Clinical Numbers
Every active named, and every one doing a specific job.
Most masks hide behind “complex” and “blend.” Here’s the whole list. Salmon PDRN, listed by its INCI name, Sodium DNA. Hydrolyzed collagen and a peptide complex — copper tripeptide-1 and acetyl hexapeptide-8 among them. Niacinamide for tone. Panthenol, allantoin and glycerin to hold water at the surface. The jelly itself is a seaweed-and-guar gel that sets into a sheet you can pick up in one piece. Fair warning, from the label rather than the fine print: the first ten minutes feel tacky, and because the seal drives whatever sits underneath it deeper, don’t wear it over a retinoid or an acid. That’s the one way to make this sting.
28g per sheet · Wear 1–4 hours or overnight
Most night serums are gone long before they finish working.
A serum has to stay on skin to do anything. Most of it evaporates or transfers to your pillowcase within the hour — you applied the actives and then took them away. A sheet that sets into a seal doesn’t let that happen. It holds the same ingredients against skin for one to four hours, or all night, and you can watch it turn clear as it goes. The ingredients matter. Contact time is the rest.
Turns clear as it absorbs
What’s on the label
We publish the full INCI list on the product page. Nothing is held back as a “proprietary complex.” Read the full ingredient list →
We publish no percentages we didn’t earn.
You’ve bought skincare that promised a number and delivered nothing. Fair. So here is exactly what we have and what we don’t. We have not run a clinical trial on this mask, and we won’t quote one. What exists is independent research on topical PDRN in women aged 35 to 55 with sensitive skin — thirty-one participants, no adverse reactions — and that study is about the ingredient, not about us. The rest is what you see in the mirror at 6am, and a ninety-night guarantee that makes checking free.
90-night money-back guarantee
What this is
A sealed jelly sheet that holds named actives against skin for one to four hours, or all night.
What this is
A full ingredient list you can read, and a guarantee long enough to actually test it.
What this isn’t
An injectable. Topical PDRN and an in-clinic procedure are not the same thing, and we won’t imply they are.
What this isn’t
A replacement for sunscreen, or for a routine. It’s the amplifier on top of one.
Your skin replaces its whole surface about every four weeks — with whatever you supply.
The outer layer you are looking at today is not the one you’ll be looking at next month. Skin sheds and rebuilds its surface on roughly a four-week cycle, and that cycle slows down as you get older — past fifty it can take half again as long. Which means a week of anything proves very little, and this is where most people quit. So the guarantee is built to the biology rather than to a return window: ninety nights is three complete cycles, start to finish, at an age where two would already be a fair test. Use it every night or three nights a week, decide at the end, and if nothing has changed, send it back for a full refund.
90 nights — three complete cycles
The lines by noon, the foundation that separates, the tired look sleep doesn’t fix — they start at night.
Skin loses water fastest in the small hours. Its barrier is at its most permeable overnight, body temperature is up, the air in the room is dry, and there is nothing going on to replace what is leaving. By morning the surface is flatter and less full than it was, and everything you put on top of it sits differently for the rest of the day — foundation catching, lines reading deeper, that washed-out look people call tired. The hours you are not awake for are doing most of the work, in one direction or the other. A sealed jelly sheet simply stops the leaving, and holds water and actives where they were put, for as long as you are asleep.
The barrier holding your skin’s water in is thinner than paper.
The outermost layer is about fifteen to twenty cells deep. Healthy, it holds twenty to thirty percent water; below roughly ten percent, skin starts to look rough, tight and dull no matter what you spend on it. Everything in this mask is aimed at that one thin layer.
The percentages on most PDRN pages came from someone else’s lab.
Open four PDRN mask pages and you will find the same eight numbers, to two decimal places, with the same footnote. They trace back to one manufacturer’s unpublished report, and nobody reselling them has seen it. You’ll also see it claimed that salmon DNA is ninety-seven percent identical to human DNA. There is no published research behind that one either. We don’t run any of it. What we will tell you is the honest limit of a mask: it is the amplifier, not the routine. Keep your sunscreen. Nothing done at night undoes what happens at noon.
One sheet a night · one sealed hour after another
Give Your Skin The Hours It Actually Uses
PDRN Collagen Jelly Mask: a jelly gel sheet that sets into a seal and holds salmon PDRN, hydrolyzed collagen, niacinamide and a peptide complex against skin for one to four hours, or all night. Full INCI published. 90-night money-back guarantee. Free U.S. shipping on the 90-Night Reset.