5 dupes for the insta-famous Summer Fridays Jet Lag mask
By Erin Cook
BEAUTYcrew / November 03 2020
It's the face mask that celebrities and beauty editors won't stop 'gramming about.
By Erin Cook
BEAUTYcrew / November 03 2020
Do you follow any US-based beauty editors, influencers or makeup artists on Instagram? If you do, we'll put money on the fact that you've seen a steely blue tube of face mask on your feed in the last 24 hours.
The mask in question is the Summer Fridays Jet Lag Mask.
Over the past month, the who's who of the American beauty industry have become obsessed with the Summer Fridays Jet Lag Mask. Beauty editors in particular are besotted. Refinery 29 likened it to a face transplant: "I looked wide awake, glowing, and healthier than if I spent a week at a Goop-sponsored wellness retreat." While Fashionista said: "When I [removed the mask], my winter-ravaged, when-will-spring-ever-arrive dry skin looked smoother, more supple, less haggard and subtly brighter." Allure's review was equally as kind: "My skin was soft and had a bouncy-sort-of feeling, with no noticeable dryness around my nose."
The mask was created by influencers Marianna Hewitt and Lauren Gores Ireland. Basically, it's an overnight sleep mask that hydrates and brightens with a little help from vitamin C, ceramides, antioxidants, and gently exfoliating extracts. Its texture is rich and balm-y without being too thick. Pop it on, go to sleep and wash off upon rising.
In the States, the Summer Fridays Jet Lag Mask retails for USD $48 from Sephora. Unfortunately, it isn't available in Australia just yet. While we wait, here are five dupes that you can add to cart immediately:
Aspect Gold Probiotic Sleep Mask
This mask hydrates and delivers a dose of probiotics to your skin—all while you sleep.
Aspect Gold Probiotic Sleep Mask, $59 at Adore Beauty.
Peter Thomas Roth Pumpkin Enzyme Mask
The Peter Thomas Roth Pumpkin Enzyme Mask is a light peel that revives the skin with a little chemical exfoliation. Leave it on for five to 10 minutes before washing off—and not a minute longer.
Peter Thomas Roth Pumpkin Enzyme Mask, $80 at Sephora.
Origins Drink Up Intensive Overnight Mask
If it's hydration that you're after, the Origins Drink Up Intensive Overnight Mask will sort you out. This sleep mask is deeply restorative, thanks to apricot kernel oil, avocado and Japanese seaweed.
Origins Drink Up Intensive Overnight Mask, $37 at Mecca.
Frank Body Glow Mask
Not only will Frank Body's Glow Mask look good on your bathroom shelf, it'll also plump and hydrate your skin with the help of goji berry extract, shea and cocoa butter and, of course, arabic coffee seed oil. You leave it on for five minutes, 30 minutes or overnight—the ball is in your court.
Frank Body Glow Mask, $21.95 at Mecca.
Skinstitut Enzymatic Micro Peel
Skinstitut's Enzymatic Micro Peel is a facial in a bottle. This gentle formula uses fruit enzymes to hydrate and exfoliate skin without irritating. Apply to a clean face and leave on for five to 15 minutes.
Skinstitut Enzymatic Micro Peel, $45.15 at Adore Beauty.
The Aussie Flyer Leave-On Recovery Mask
The ultra-hydrating leave-on mask is the ideal solution for dried out and travel weary skin, delivering an instant pick-me-up and high dose of radiance.
The Aussie Flyer Leave-On Recovery Mask, $26 at Mecca.
Main image credit: @summerfridays
