Omega Overnight Sculpting Mask

Skin loses water faster at night, and by morning it often looks flatter and more tired than it did at dinner. Omega Overnight Sculpting Mask is a hydrating, leave-on overnight mask made for that gap. Organic omega oil, hyaluronic acid, glycerin, and peptides stay on your face and neck for several hours while you sleep, so you wake up to skin that looks plumper, firmer, and better hydrated. It comes in a 1.7 oz size at $95, and a 0.5 oz mini is available if you'd rather test it before committing to the full price. It's rated 4.8 stars across 20 reviews, and 90% of reviewers would recommend it.

An Overnight Firming Mask That Works While You Sleep

Most face products get a few minutes on your skin before a moisturizer or makeup covers them. An overnight firming mask stays on from bedtime until morning, which is several hours of contact instead of minutes. This one is formulated for mature, dry, and aging skin, especially for fine lines, dryness, redness, and loss of firmness along the jawline, neck, and chest. It includes peptides, the same category of ingredient studied for its role in supporting the skin's collagen, and it's designed to help visibly improve skin elasticity and firmness night after night. That's why we call it a sculpting mask: the goal is a more lifted, defined look to the face and neck, not just a softer surface.

Sleeping Mask vs. Sheet Mask: Hours Beat Minutes

A sheet mask is a 15 to 20 minute treatment. You press it on, wait, peel it off, and pat in what's left. It hydrates well in the moment, but the benefits fade once the evening ends. A sleeping mask, also called an overnight mask, works on a different schedule. You don't rinse it off or reach for a towel the way you would with a wash-off face mask, and there's no timer to watch. It becomes the last step of your evening skincare routine, and it keeps working through sleep, when your skin is in repair mode and losing more water. By morning, skin feels soft, smooth, and cushioned instead of tight.

Hyaluronic Acid and Omega Oil for Dry Skin

Dry skin is short on oil, dehydrated skin is short on water, and most people with mature skin are dealing with both. This formula covers each side. Sodium hyaluronate (hyaluronic acid) and glycerin draw water into the skin, while flax seed oil, jojoba seed oil, and our signature omega blend help hold it in. That combination slows water loss overnight and supports the skin barrier, so moisture stays where you put it. Hydrated skin cells look plumper, and a plump surface shows fewer fine lines and a smoother texture. Oat kernel extract adds soothing support, and fermented yeast extract rounds out the blend.

Glowing Skin by Morning, Minus the Shine

Radiant skin comes from hydration and a healthy barrier, not from a surface sheen, and the barrier is what matters most. Antioxidants and plant oils that nourish and soften help skin look soft and luminous rather than greasy, which is the kind of glowing skin that still looks good under makeup. One longtime makeup artist and certified aesthetician told us she had never used a product where she could see results the moment she took it off. To be clear about what this mask is: it isn't a vitamin C treatment. If you want to brighten dark spots and even out tone, add Ultima C Serum in the morning and let this mask handle the night.

Is This Face Mask Right for Sensitive Skin?

Sensitive skin tends to show redness first, and redness is one of the concerns this mask is formulated for. Plant oils rich in omega fatty acids and oat kernel extract are known for their soothing, anti inflammatory effects. The formula is free of synthetic fragrance, sulfates, parabens, and phthalates. It does contain essential oils, though, so if your skin reacts easily, patch test on your jawline for a day first and start with three nights a week to limit irritation. If you're managing skin issues beyond dryness, or using prescription treatments, check with a board certified dermatologist before adding anything new. Not sure where to begin? Our free skin consultation can point you to the right products.

Oily Skin and Acne Prone Skin: Go a Little Lighter

Oily and acne prone skin can be dehydrated too, but this is a rich, cream-style overnight mask built for dry and mature skin, so it asks for a lighter hand. Use it two or three nights a week, press it onto drier zones like the cheeks, jawline, and neck, and skip the T-zone where pores are most visible. If you have combination skin, treat only the dry areas. If you notice breakouts, scale back. For lighter, oil-free hydration, our oily skin collection is a better starting point, and our dry skin collection has more rich options for nights like this.

How to Use an Overnight Mask in Your Evening Skincare Routine

Start with a clean face: wash off makeup, finish with gentle cleansing, and apply any serum you use. Then massage the mask gently onto your face and neck, and cover the jawline and chest too if firmness is your concern, much like the final step of a facial. Leave it on overnight as the last step before bed, then wake to a simple rinse or your usual morning routine and wear sunscreen. The directions allow use three to seven nights a week, so build up as your skin adjusts. If you use a retinol or retinoid serum such as Retinu at night, apply it first and let the mask go on top as the final step, and alternate nights if your skin feels irritation. Give it a bit of time: better results come from a complete evening routine and consistent use, not a single night. Want to see what else fits your skin? Browse our anti-aging skincare collection or the rest of our face masks.