Nine masks. Nine problems. And one question that comes up every time someone opens the Biorepublic lineup for the first time: which one is actually mine?
Just ask yourself one plain question: what happened to your face today? A flight. A deadline. A workout. A week that got away from you. That's the mask you need, not the one for "combination skin," but the one for what's actually in front of you.
Two technologies, matched to the problem
The lineup actually runs on two different mask technologies, not one. Biocellulose masks are grown through coconut fermentation into a second-skin fit that helps serum absorb more effectively. InvisaMask masks use a different, high-density Japanese fabric: a continuous non-woven fiber that's ultra-absorbent and fits just as closely to the contours of your face.
Different material, same result: serum that actually gets into your skin instead of sitting on top of it for fifteen minutes.
- Bags, dark circles, four hours of sleep - Lost Baggage (Biocellulose)
- Chapped Lips - Lip Mask (Biocellulose)
- Dehydration, cold weather, cabin air, loss of Elasticity - Ultra Hydration InvisaMask
- Redness, reactive skin - Ultra Soothing Invisa Mask
- A breakout with bad timing - Ultra Acne Relief InvisaMask
- Shine and congestion by afternoon - T-Zone Oil Control
- Daily dryness, tightness - Deep Hydration (Biocellulose)
- Weakened or Damaged Skin Barrier - Multi-Peptide Power Recovery Mask (Biocellulose)
- Dullness, uneven tone & lack of clarity- Clarifying & Age-Defying Petal Power Mask (Biocellulose)
So which one's yours?
Depuffed under-eyes? Given. Calmer, less reactive skin? Given. A serum that stays put for the full fifteen minutes instead of drying out or sliding off? Given, on every single one of these, because that's what both materials are built to do.
Pick the one that matches what happened to you today.
Face your moment.
