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Plain answers about peel-off jelly masks, from your first mix to choosing a formula.

How to use a jelly mask at homeStir 3 level tablespoons of powder into 2 of cool water, smooth it on thickly, lie back 15 to 20 minutes, then peel from the jaw up. The full routine.Jelly mask vs sheet maskA jelly mask costs about $6.75 a go, against $7.49 for a sheet mask in NZ. How they compare on cost, effort, feel and fit, and when each makes sense.What is a jelly mask?A jelly mask, also called a modelling or alginate mask, is a powder you mix with water. It sets cool and rubbery in 15 to 20 minutes, then peels off.Which jelly mask formula should you pick?Match a jelly mask formula to how your skin feels: dry and tight, oily and shiny, or less smooth than it was. A quick guide to every Omorfia formula.How often should you use a jelly mask?One to three times a week suits most skin. How to pick your rhythm, how long a jar lasts at each, and which subscription timing matches.Seven peel-off mask mistakes, and how to fix themMask tearing, setting in the bowl, too runny or stuck in your brows? The seven most common peel-off jelly mask mistakes, and the quick fix for each.A spa night at home, for under $7A 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 giftA peel-off jelly mask makes an easy gift: about 8 at-home masks in one jar, with a reusable silicone spatula. Free NZ delivery on 2+ jars.