Abib's Collagen Gel Mask in Jericho Rose Jelly is a hydrogel, not a cloth soaked in essence. Abib thins its essence and lets it set until the sheet holds its own shape, so what you lift out of the ivory sachet is the formula itself. Nothing woven sits behind it, which Abib calls a no-mesh build, and it is why the sheet feels cool and slippery instead of fibrous.

This is the Jericho rose member of a three-sachet range. Anastatica hierochuntica, the desert resurrection plant that dries to a husk and unfurls again in water, is the botanical on the front, and Abib tells that story through trehalose, a sugar humectant declared in its own right further down the panel. Betaine and glycereth-26 hold water high in the list; panthenol and allantoin sit through the middle, with ceramide NP down among the last few.

Palmitoyl Tripeptide-5 is the single peptide here, and the ingredient Abib prints on the pack beside the collagen. Abib describes that collagen as a vegan material made by fermenting yeast, and says the mask carries an Italian V-Label certificate.

One 35 g sheet, embossed face to the skin, twenty to thirty minutes, then pat the residue in. Fragrance and essential oils are absent from the panel; the only alcohol listed is cetearyl alcohol, the waxy kind. Abib has completed primary irritation testing on sensitive skin at an outside laboratory.