Collagen Night Wrapping Mask - COLLUNAE
Overnight hydration
Collagen wrap
Ceramide NP
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Fragrance-free
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Overnight hydration
for a dewy, rested look
Collagen wrap
helps reduce water loss (TEWL)
Ceramide NP
supports the skin barrier
Fragrance-free
friendly for sensitive routines
sleep In Hydration.
A breathable night wrap that locks moisture without heaviness—wake up smooth and comfortable.
Overnight Hydration, Radiant Morning
A collagen night wrap with HA, glycerin, and ceramide NP locks in moisture so skin wakes up smoother, firmer-looking, and radiant—without heaviness.
How to Use (3-Step Night Routine)
- PM, on clean, dry skin.
- Apply a thin, even layer as the last step.
- Sleep, then rinse AM. Use 3–5 nights/week.
Real People. Real Results.
COLLUNEA VS THE OTHERS
Breathable film, not greasy occlusion
Fragrance-free for sensitive skin
Ceramide NP barrier support
HA + glycerin hydration
Results depend on your skin
This Is the Collunae Look
Supple, rested, quietly radiant—one simple night step.
Set-and-Sleep Hydration
One light night step for calm, even, bouncy-looking skin by morning.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this night mask for?
Hydrating formulas with HA, glycerin and ceramides suit most skin types, incl. dry and sensitive; look for fragrance-free / non-comedogenic if you’re reactive.
How do I use it in my routine?
PM only, last step over serums/cream; cleanse in the morning. Heavier/film-forming textures go last.
How often should I use it?
Start 3–4 nights/week and adjust to comfort; hydrating masks help reduce overnight water loss (TEWL).
Will it clog pores or feel greasy?
“Non-comedogenic” means less likely to clog pores; film-forming hydrators can seal moisture without heavy occlusion. Results vary by skin.
Should I patch-test first?
Yes—apply to a small area twice daily for 7–10 days before full-face use to check tolerance.
Is it pregnancy-safe?
Avoid topical retinoids in pregnancy; hydrating masks without retinoids are typically preferred—ask your healthcare provider.
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