Guides

Plain answers about peel-off jelly masks.

• How to use a jelly mask at home
  How to mix, apply and peel a jelly mask at home in 20 minutes: the powder to water ratio, how thick to brush it on, and how to peel it off in one piece.
• Jelly mask vs sheet mask
  A peel-off jelly mask works out at $1.76 a mask against about $5.62 for a single sheet mask in NZ. How the two compare on feel, fit, cost and waste.
• What is a jelly mask?
  A jelly mask, also called a modelling or alginate mask, is a powder you mix with water that sets into a cool, rubbery layer and peels off in one piece. Here's how it works.
• Which jelly mask formula should you pick?
  Match a jelly mask formula to how your skin feels: dry and tight, dull, oily, sensitive, puffy or just tired. A quick guide to every Omorfia formula.
• How often should you use a jelly mask?
  Once to three times a week suits most skin. How to pick your rhythm, how long a 650 g jar lasts at each, and which subscription timing matches.
• Seven jelly mask mistakes, and how to fix them
  Mask tearing, setting in the bowl, stuck in your eyebrows? The seven most common jelly mask mistakes and the quick fix for each.
• A spa night at home, for under $2
  A salon-style facial night at home: cleanse, a cooling jelly mask, then a slow wind-down. What you need, the order to do it in, and what it costs.
• A jelly mask as a gift
  A peel-off jelly mask makes an easy gift: about 25 at-home facials in one jar, brush included, free delivery anywhere in New Zealand.