Petitfee Hydrogel Mask Pack Black Pearl & Gold

This rich full-face hydrogel mask combines beta-glucan and avocado oil with a pearl-and-gold finish to deeply hydrate and comfort the skin. Worn for 15–20 minutes, it leaves the complexion looking smoother, plumped and radiant. A more indulgent, nourishing mask well suited to dry or tired-looking skin.

Beta-glucan is a naturally derived ingredient known for its strong water-binding and comforting reputation in skincare. It sits high in this Petitfee formula, anchoring the mask's deeply hydrating, skin-plumping character — helping skin look smoother and feel supple, while pearl and gold add a luminous finish.

Pearl and gold are the mask's signature ingredients, long valued in skincare for the luminous, radiant quality they lend the skin's surface. Here they give the mask its brightening-in-appearance, luxurious finish, while beta-glucan and avocado oil carry the deeper hydrating and nourishing work of the formula.

Apply the mask to freshly washed skin and leave on for 15–20 minutes. Remove, then gently massage the remaining essence into your skin using circular motions until absorbed. No rinsing needed. Follow with your usual moisturiser. Chilling the mask beforehand adds a pleasant cooling feel on application.

Yes — it's one of the richer masks in Petitfee's hydrogel range, built around beta-glucan and avocado oil, making it a good match for dry, tired-looking or dehydrated skin. The nourishing formula leaves skin feeling comfortable and looking plumper. For very oily skin, a lighter cooling mask may feel more comfortable.

Two to three times a week works well, or whenever your skin feels dry and looks dull or tired. It's a leave-on hydrogel mask, so it's gentle enough for regular use. For the best-looking results, use it consistently as part of a hydrating routine rather than only now and then.

They share a name and a luxurious pearl-and-gold theme, but they're different products. This is a full-face hydrogel mask built around beta-glucan and avocado oil for all-over hydration, while the eye patch is a smaller, targeted treatment for the under-eye area. Many people use both together in one routine.