Medicube PDRN Pink Collagen Gel Mask

This mask flips the ratio seen in the Capsule Cream: here, Hydrolyzed Collagen sits at 300ppm while Sodium DNA (PDRN) is just 3ppm — genuinely trace. So collagen is the more meaningfully present ingredient in this mask, while PDRN is closer to a symbolic, name-supporting amount.

Place the mask after cleansing and toning, positioning the upper piece around the eyes and the lower piece around the mouth. Leave it on until the sheet turns transparent — typically 1–3 hours, though this varies by person — then pat any remaining essence into the skin.

Yes — it's registered in Korea as a dual-function functional cosmetic, with Niacinamide for brightening and Adenosine for wrinkle improvement. This is a formal regulatory classification, distinct from the PDRN and collagen content, which are supporting rather than registered actives.

Yes, it contains Fragrance (Parfum), listed once in the INCI. No specific fragrance allergens (e.g. linalool, limonene) are separately declared on this pack. If you have known fragrance sensitivities, patch test before applying to the full face.

The sheet is a solidified gel built around PDRN and low molecular weight collagen. As it sits on skin, the active ingredients absorb and the gel thins out, turning transparent — this is the brand's built-in visual cue that absorption is complete and the mask can be removed.

The formula contains fragrance and Ascorbic Acid (vitamin C), which can be sensitizing for very reactive skin. There's no specific "sensitive skin" claim on the packaging, so we'd recommend a patch test first if you have known reactivity.

The packaging doesn't specify a frequency limit or weekly recommendation. As a functional cosmetic with active ingredients, we'd suggest starting with 1–2 times per week and adjusting based on how your skin responds, rather than daily use.