A jelly-textured cream that doubles as a mask. Use a thin layer as your nightly moisturiser, or a thick one for ten minutes when your skin needs reviving before something.
The texture is the appeal. It's bouncy rather than creamy, cool going on, and it sinks in without the film a rich cream leaves behind.
Two ways to use it
As a moisturiser — a pea-sized amount as your last step, morning or night. Light enough for daily use.
As a ten-minute mask — a thick layer on cleansed skin, leave for ten to fifteen minutes, then either rinse or press the remainder in. This is what you do the evening before an event.
Choosing your option
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75g pot — the trial size. Enough for six weeks of nightly use, or a dozen mask sessions
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Full jar — for daily use, better value per gram
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Set — the best value if you already know jelly textures suit you
Honest about collagen
Collagen molecules applied to the surface of your skin are too large to reach the layer where your own collagen lives. Anyone implying a cream rebuilds collagen structurally is overstating it, and we're not going to.
What this genuinely does is hydrate well and hold that hydration, and well-hydrated skin looks plumper and firmer. That effect is real and visible — it's just hydration doing the work, not structural change. If you want firmness over months, copper peptides or a device do more.
Questions we get asked
Is it enough on its own? For normal and combination skin, yes. Very dry skin will want something richer on top in winter.
Will it pill under makeup? Not if you let it absorb for a minute. Jelly textures are usually well behaved.
Can I use it on my neck? Please do.
Fridge? Excellent cold, especially as a mask.
Fragranced? Lightly. Patch test if you're reactive.
