Hairasv + fukus – Collagen mask for the face and neck with ultralifting. 10 ml.

The term "ultra-lifting" on this product refers to a temporary cosmetic effect: a tightening sensation on the skin surface and a more rested, toned appearance after use. It does not reshape bone, muscle, or fat pads, and it will not reduce a double chin in the structural sense. The mask is formulated with shark oil to reduce surface moisture loss, fucus seaweed for minerals that help skin look fresher, horsetail extract (silica-related compounds) associated with a firmer skin feel, and ginkgo biloba for a revitalized look. These ingredients work on the stratum corneum and upper epidermis to improve hydration, surface smoothness, and the visual impression of definition along the jawline and neck. For actual contour changes, you would need procedures that target deeper tissues. Think of this mask as a intensive care step that makes the skin itself look denser and better hydrated, which can visually sharpen the jawline-neck transition while the effect lasts.

Start with clean, slightly damp skin — this helps the corn and olive oil base spread evenly. Using clean fingertips or a flat brush, apply a generous, even layer (about 2–3 mm thick) from the center of the chin outward along the jawline, then continue downward over the entire front and sides of the neck. The neck skin is thinner and has fewer sebaceous glands, so it benefits from a slightly thicker application than the face. Leave the mask on for the time indicated on the packaging (typically 15–20 minutes for collagen-based sheet or cream masks of this type). Do not let it dry completely to a stiff film; if it starts feeling tight, mist lightly with thermal water or toner. Remove by rinsing with lukewarm water or wiping gently with a soft damp cloth — avoid rubbing, which can irritate the botanical extracts (horsetail, ginkgo) and essential oils. Follow with your usual serum and moisturizer while the skin is still damp to lock in the hydration from the shark oil and fucus. Use 1–2 times per week; more frequent use won't increase the tightening sensation and may sensitize reactive skin.

This formula includes essential oils (implied by the caution notice) plus horsetail extract, ginkgo biloba, and fucus — all botanical actives that can trigger reactions in sensitive or barrier-compromised skin. If you have a history of contact dermatitis, rosacea, or fragrance allergy, do a patch test first: apply a pea-sized amount to the inner forearm or behind the ear, cover with a breathable bandage, and wait 24 hours. Check for redness, itching, burning, or small bumps. If any appear, do not use on the face or neck. Even with a negative patch test, introduce the mask gradually: use once in the first week, on a day when you have no other active treatments (retinoids, acids, vitamin C) planned. Avoid the eye area entirely — the skin there is 3–4× thinner and the essential oils can migrate. Do not apply to broken skin, fresh sunburn, or after professional peels/laser until the barrier has fully recovered (usually 7–14 days). If stinging occurs during use that doesn't subside within 1–2 minutes, rinse off immediately. Consult a dermatologist before use if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or using prescription topicals.

A daily face cream is formulated for lightweight, all-day wear under makeup and sunscreen; its occlusion level is moderate so it doesn't pill or feel heavy. A light gel mask typically delivers a quick hydration burst with high water content and low lipid content, then evaporates. This collagen mask sits between them: the corn and olive oil base plus shark oil create a semi-occlusive film that slows transepidermal water loss for the 15–20 minute wear time, letting the fucus minerals, vitamin E, horsetail, and ginkgo stay in contact with the stratum corneum longer. The neck and lower face have fewer oil glands and thinner skin than the cheeks, so they lose moisture faster and show crepiness earlier — a standard cream often isn't rich enough there, and a gel mask doesn't stay put on vertical surfaces. This mask's thicker texture adheres to the jawline and neck without dripping, delivering a concentrated dose of lipid-replenishing and antioxidant ingredients exactly where daily care falls short. It's not a replacement for your daily moisturizer; it's a weekly intensive supplement for zones that need more barrier support and surface smoothing than a cream alone provides.