RubyClear Blemish Patches

Hydrating sheet masks with hyaluronic acid or niacinamide boost moisture and give skin an instant glass-skin glow.

Yes — eye patches infused with caffeine, peptides, or collagen help de-puff, brighten, and hydrate the delicate under-eye area.

Acne patches use hydrocolloid technology to absorb excess fluid, flatten pimples, and protect from bacteria and picking.

Sheet masks deliver quick hydration and nutrients, while cream masks provide deeper nourishment and longer treatment time.

Yes — Korean masks remain viral for their innovative formulas, like snail mucin, cica, and brightening pearl extracts.

2–3 times per week is ideal, but hydrating masks can be used daily depending on skin needs.

Multi-masking allows you to apply different masks to different areas (clay on oily zones, hydrating on dry areas) for targeted results.

They can remove blackheads and dead skin but may irritate sensitive types — always follow with hydration.

Peptides, retinol alternatives like bakuchiol, and collagen-boosting extracts help firm and smooth skin.

Absolutely — masks and patches are genderless solutions for hydration, acne care, and anti-aging.

Hydrogel masks lock in more moisture and adhere closely, while cotton masks are lighter and breathable.

They help protect and reduce inflammation, but deeper cystic acne may require dermatologist treatments.

Hydrating masks with hyaluronic acid or vitamin C create a smooth, radiant base for foundation.

Sleeping masks with ceramides and panthenol lock in hydration while you sleep.

Yes — soothing masks with centella asiatica (CICA), aloe vera, or oat extract calm irritation and redness.

Exosome-infused masks and peptide patches are trending for next-level rejuvenation.

They reduce puffiness, soothe irritation, and refresh tired eyes after long days or lack of sleep.

Yes — they help seal in serums and create an occlusive barrier to improve ingredient absorption.

Clay or charcoal masks absorb excess oil, unclog pores, and reduce breakouts.

Yes — sheet masks and under-eye patches are travel-friendly for keeping skin fresh and hydrated on the go.