good things take time
We publish the whole INCI list, not just the flattering parts.
Faster than your actual coffee.
Constricts surface vessels.
Second ingredient after water.
Morning face, late nights.
Caffeine constricts the blood vessels near the surface, which is why a puffy morning face visibly settles down. That's the actual mechanism, and it lasts hours, not days. The coffee smell is a bonus, not the active.
One hero extract, four base actives shared across all our masks. Tap any one.
De-puffs, energises
Caffeine is a vasoconstrictor. It narrows the small blood vessels near the skin's surface, which is what visibly takes down puffiness. Also brings coffee's own antioxidants along.
Calms, carries
Second ingredient after water in every mask. Soothes on contact and carries the actives in.
Evens tone
In every mask, not just the bright ones. Works on uneven tone and the look of pores.
Holds water
Why skin looks plumper straight after. Binds water into the upper layers.
Gentle resurfacing
A mask-strength AHA. Loosens dull surface cells so everything else lands better.
Sheet masks are the most oversold thing in skincare. Here's the boundary.
Caffeine reduces puffiness. Genuine under-eye pigmentation and hollowing are structural and won't shift from a mask.
The de-puffing effect is temporary by design. Use it the morning you need it.
Contains glycolic acid and fragrance. Patch test on your inner arm for 24 hours if your skin is genuinely sensitive.
Remove while still damp, at 15-20 minutes. A fully dried mask pulls moisture back out. And because there's glycolic acid in here, wear SPF the next morning.
Picked by us, not by an algorithm.
