We Tested the 10 Best Collagen Masks for Plump and Hydrated Skin In 2025

The 10 Best Collagen Masks, Tested, Dermatologist Recommended, and Editor Vetted

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Collagen masks have come a long way since they entered the U.S. market in sheet mask form, with the rise of K-beauty trends in the 2010s. These days, collagen masks are a top pick of celebrity cosmetic dermatologists treating patients who travel frequently or need to repair skin for a special occasion. They’re also a great tool for moms like me, who need to hydrate tired skin in a pinch and want to look more refreshed with minimal effort.

The science behind these masks is pretty legit, too. Although collagen is too large a molecule to be absorbed by the skin, topical application has hydrating and moisture-locking properties.

“Topical collagen products, while not directly absorbed into the skin, create a protective layer that reduces water loss, improves hydration, and enhances the skin's appearance,” says Michele Green, MD, a board-certified cosmetic dermatologist in New York City who specializes in treating sagging skin. “In regard to hair, collagen helps by strengthening hair follicles, improving hair texture, and promoting thicker hair,” she says.

With dermatologist recommendations in mind, over a period of four weeks, I tested over a dozen products for my complexion and a few for my hair. Spoiler alert: using a daily dose of collagen on my skin gave me several hours of cushiony, glowing skin per day that helped eradicate any dryness, even over two long-haul flights. Read on to discover my favorites and why you should consider adding a collagen mask to your skin-care routine, especially if your skin gets dry or you’re planning to travel.

Dermatologist Favorite

Medicube Collagen Mask

$18.05 at Amazon
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Pros

  • Skin-healthy ingredient list
  • Easy application
  • Comfortable to wear
  • Leaves skin instantly hydrated and visibly more plump

Cons

  • Peeling off the mask might feel uncomfortable to some

Key Specs

  • Type of mask: Gel peel-off
  • Scent: Unscented
  • Ingredients: Low molecular collagen, ceramide NP
I loved the way my skin felt while testing the Medicube Collagen Mask, and the experts I spoke to swear by it. Skin-healthy ingredients like ceramide NP for strengthening the skin barrier and hydration, as well as collagen extract for elasticity, make this mask so effective in adding moisture to your complexion.

 “A gel, or hydrogel mask, is the best for dry skin. The mask is full of moisturizing ingredients. They're perfect for dry skin in need of some hydration right in the morning or before you head to bed,” says Dr. Green. “They can also benefit acne-prone skin as they are water-based and typically do not include oily, comedogenic ingredients. Gel masks can be customized for application in specific areas.”

I put the gel mask to the test myself. It went on beautifully without any stickiness. It felt invigorating, and my skin felt more hydrated instantly. I could feel the mask adhere to my skin in about five minutes, which meant it was ready to remove, if I wanted to, but I chose to leave it on for a longer treatment time. It was so comfortable to wear that I went about my day, completing house chores and forgetting I was wearing a mask (I ended up keeping it on for two hours). However, peeling it off in one smooth movement like the packaging instructs was a challenge. I had to use water to remove it from my face. Don’t let this deter you, though.

Dendy Engelman, MD, board-certified cosmetic dermatologist and Mohs surgeon at the Shafer Clinic in New York City, says that Medicube is a top-vetted brand, and its ingredients “very effectively boost hydration and skin regeneration.” It’s an affordable pick, and the results left me satisfied with the treatment.

biodance bio-collagen real deep mask

Most Hydrating

Biodance Collagen Mask

Pros

  • Hydrogel mask is durable and sturdier than a sheet mask
  • Easy application
  • Comfortable wear
  • Mask turns transparent when all the ingredients are absorbed
  • Affordable 

Cons

  • Those with sensitive skin may experience breakouts after use

Key Specs

  • Type of mask: Hydrogel sheet
  • Scent: Unscented
  • Ingredients: Low molecular collagen, hyaluronic acid, probiotics (to strengthen skin barrier)
Our pick for the best hydrating mask is the Biodance Collagen Mask because it transforms dry skin. Its key ingredients include low molecular collagen for easier absorption, hyaluronic acid to lock moisture into the skin, and topical probiotics, which can help improve signs of aging like inflammation and promote overall skin health.

When I placed this hydrogel mask on my face, it felt like silk, delivering hydration in a cooling, moist application. The hydrogel texture adhered to my skin, molded to my face, and stayed on as I moved without tearing or ripping at the eye, nose, and mouth holes. Getting the mask fully under my eyes and nose took some practice. After wearing it for over an hour, the mask didn't fully turn transparent, indicating it hadn’t fully adhered to my skin. However, I still reaped dewy benefits even when the mask didn’t fully adhere to every inch of my face. Plus, over four weeks, my application technique improved.

After removing it, my skin was more radiant, the texture was softer and refined, and my skin was visibly plump and refreshed. I used these masks right before and after taking six-hour plane trips, and noticed my skin was less puffy and more hydrated since adding these to my travel skin-care routine. I’ll keep these in my carry-on. At nearly $20, this is one of the most expensive masks on our list; however, the hydrogel is extra durable, and the ingredients make it worth the spend.

Best Plumping

Mediheal Gel Mask

$17.10 at Amazon
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Pros

  • Moisturizing sheet mask cools skin
  • Easy application
  • Mask stays on without slipping
  • Skin feels softer post-use

Cons

  • Takes hours to absorb into skin

Key Specs

  • Type of mask: Gel sheet (it becomes transparent when all the ingredients are absorbed)
  • Scent: Unscented
  • Ingredients: Low molecular collagen
One of the benefits of using collagen masks is that they can instantly plump your skin. “They are ideal for all skin types and can help to brighten, hydrate, and firm the skin,” says Green. The Mediheal Gel Mask is one of our winners because it contains humectants, which help prevent transepidermal water loss to give that plumping effect.

Each mask has an ampoule’s worth of collagen — an ampoule being a Korean beauty term for a highly concentrated skin-care formula.

I love how this mask helps deliver skin-plumping results in just 30 minutes. It’s also easy to wear and doesn’t slip or budge. It’s divided into top and bottom parts, but once on, neither slipped off, even when I moved my face. After half an hour, my skin was noticeably bouncier and glowing. This mask is ideal to use before a special occasion to prep the skin for makeup.

I also liked using it when I wanted to take a 20-minute nap because its cooling temperature is soothing, and it eased me into a calm state. These masks are moderately priced for our list, but it makes sense to spend a bit more if you’re looking for a more durable mask. Since a pack contains four masks, you are getting your money's worth.

Best Overnight

Lapcos Deep Collagen Glass Skin Overnight Mask

$16.20 at Amazon
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Pros

  • Has vegan PDRN, hyaluronic acid, and niacinamide
  • Easy application
  • Won’t slip off when you sleep
  • Skin feels softer, more moisturized post-use

Cons

  • Sleeping in mask might be hard for some face shapes

Key Specs

  • Type of mask: Hydrogel sheet
  • Scent: Unscented
  • Ingredients: Low molecular collagen, rose-derived PDRN (to help with skin rejuvenation), hyaluronic acid, niacinamide
The Lapcos Deep Collagen Glass Skin Overnight Mask is one of my favorite hydrogel collagen masks, and it fits so comfortably that I slept with it — a first for me. I usually end up rubbing masks off in the middle of the night, but not this one. A benefit of sleeping in a collagen mask is that it allows the skin-nourishing ingredients to work overnight, while the skin is in what Dr. Engelman calls, “repair mode,” the optimal time to reap the mask’s effects.

The mask has one of the most robust ingredient lists in our roundup, and is formulated with low molecular collagen. Studies indicate that low molecular skin-care ingredients like hyaluronic acid and topical collagen can penetrate the skin more easily than collagen that’s not low molecular.

This mask also contains PDRN, derived from roses, known for its skin-regenerating properties, hyaluronic acid, and niacinamide, a form of vitamin B known for its brightening properties.

Because this mask has so many bonus ingredients aside from collagen, and it’s one of the most affordable masks on our list at just $4.50, I’d keep it as a weekly skin-care staple.

Best Cream

Laneige Bouncy and Firm Sleeping Mask

$34.20 at Amazon
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Pros

  • Leaves skin feeling firmer
  • Creamy texture makes application easy
  • Leaves skin feeling soft and moisturized

Cons

  • May feel sticky if worn too long

Key Specs

  • Type of mask: Cream (comes in a jar)
  • Scent: Subtle floral
  • Ingredients: Low molecular collagen, hyaluronic acid, green tea extract, peptides, peony extract

The Laneige Bouncy and Firm Sleeping Mask is our pick for the best cream mask, thanks to its powerhouse ingredients and noticeable skin benefits. According to Green, cream masks “can provide intense hydration and minimize water loss,” while also delivering highly targeted treatment. True to its claims, this mask left my skin feeling noticeably firmer, plumper, and supple after just one use.

As I applied the rich, creamy formula to freshly cleansed skin, it melted effortlessly, making the experience feel indulgent and pleasurable. In addition to low molecular collagen, it features botanical extracts like green tea and peony, which help brighten the complexion.

Hyaluronic acid also plays a starring role, leaving my skin looking and feeling deeply moisturized in just 30 minutes.

Although it’s marketed as a sleeping mask, I preferred using it as a targeted treatment. After about an hour, the texture becomes slightly tacky, something that would likely make me want to wipe it off rather than sleep in it. Of course, that might not bother everyone, but for me, it worked best as a weekly treatment ritual. While it is pricier per ounce than some of our other picks, given its viral status and visible results, we think it’s a worthy addition to your skin-care lineup.

Best Eye

Peter Thomas Roth FIRMx Collagen Face & Eye Hydra-Gel Patches

$61.75 at Amazon
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Pros

  • Combines multiple forms of collagen
  • Ingredients that support collagen's function and boost skin hydration
  • Easy to apply and wear
  • Gently treats delicate skin under the eyes 

Cons

  • Some may find the gel texture uncomfortable
Key Specs
  • Type of mask: Gel eye and face patch
  • Scent: Unscented
  • Ingredients: Low molecular collagen, marine and plant collagen, collagen amino acids, fatty acids, squalene
“The delicate skin beneath the eyes can greatly benefit from using a collagen mask,” says Green. “This area is thinner and tends to dry out more easily than the rest of the face, making it more susceptible to moisture loss. Topical collagen helps promote water retention in the skin, which plumps and firms the area, decreasing the appearance of dark circles,” she adds. But while most eye patches feel good, the Peter Thomas Roth FIRMx Collagen Face & Eye Hydra-Gel Patches are our favorite because they’re power-packed with ingredients like squalene to help plump the skin, reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, and provide a hydrated, supple feel.

These gel patches are easy to apply and feel comfortable on the skin. After an hour, the skin under my eyes was less puffy and felt more taut. The package also comes with strip-like patches you can apply to your forehead, nasolabial folds, and lip lines for a targeted treatment. Even though they’re a bit pricey for the entire eye and face kit, I’ll keep these in my skin-care rotation. Although well tolerated, some people may find the gel texture of the patches uncomfortable. As for me, after four weeks of consistent use, my under-eye area feels more moisturized and less puffy. I’ll be keeping these affordable eye masks in my routine when I need to look well rested.

Best for All Skin Types

Rael Collagen Face Masks

$14.20 at Amazon
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Pros

  • Easy-to-apply breathable bamboo sheet mask
  • Delivers ingredients to boost skin hydration
  • Safe for sensitive skin types

Cons

  • Mask is slightly flimsy compared with hydrogel collagen masks

Key Specs

  • Type of mask: Bamboo sheet
  • Scent: Unscented
  • Ingredients: Low molecular collagen, hyaluronic acid, licorice root extract, wheat amino acids, glycerin
  • Price per mask: $3

Rael Collagen Face Masks is an ideal choice if you’re looking for a good quality sheet mask that works for all skin types. It’s an easy-to-wear sheet mask that’s comfortable and less adhesive than the hydrogel masks. It’s packed with skin hydrating ingredients, and as I slipped it on, my skin instantly felt cooler and calmer.

The formula contains wheat amino acids and licorice root extract, which help soothe and add moisture to your complexion. Because this isn’t a hydrogel mask, its construction is more flimsy than some other masks on this list. Still, the bamboo material is breathable and comfortable on the skin. Glycerin and hyaluronic acid boost moisture levels in the skin and likely won’t irritate sensitive skin types.

After wearing this mask for 30 minutes, my skin felt softer and more elastic. This is one of the most affordable masks on our list since you get five masks for $15, so if you’re looking for an inexpensive way to reap the benefits of a single-use collagen mask, this is an ideal pick.

Best Hair

Karseell Collagen Hair Mask

$23.62 at Amazon
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Pros

  • Protein-packed ingredients help nourish damaged hair
  • Fatty acids and oils help condition hair
  • Leaves hair soft and smooth post-use

Cons

  • Formula may be too heavy for those with fine hair

Key Specs

  • Type of mask: Cream
  • Scent: Floral
  • Ingredients: argan oil, avocado oil, shea butter, wheat protein

Our pick for the best collagen hair mask is the Karseel Collagen Hair Mask because of how well it nourishes and conditions damaged hair. As someone with double-processed blond highlights and a weekly visit to the pool and spa (hello, chlorine), my hair has endured some damage. I was excited to try this collagen mask, made with collagen and wheat proteins, to see if it could reduce some of the visible effects of breakage.

“Collagen helps by strengthening hair follicles, improving hair texture, and promoting thicker hair,” explains Green. Adding fatty acids like avocado oil, shea butter, and argan oil provides solid emollient power, and the intense moisture I hoped would smooth out the texture of my damaged hair.

After keeping this mask on my hair for 30 minutes and washing it out, my hair was noticeably smoother when it had air dried. After four weeks of consistent use once to twice per week, the ends of my hair are visibly less split. My hair is now less frizzy and feels more manageable when styling. At under $2 per fluid ounce, this mask is incredibly affordable and should last you months performing weekly treatments.

Best for Pores

Mario Badescu Super Collagen Mask

$18 at Amazon
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Pros

  • Combines collagen with ingredients to clarify congested skin
  • Soothing ingredients calm skin
  • Easy to use all over face or to spot-treat 

Cons

  • Formula may be too drying for those with dry or flaky skin

Key Specs

  • Type of mask: Clay
  • Scent: Unscented
  • Ingredients: argan oil, avocado oil, shea butter, wheat protein
If you’re looking to treat large, congested pores, which often become more prominent with age, the Mario Badescu Super Collagen Mask is our top choice. It combines skin-firming collagen with purifying kaolin clay, effectively absorbing excess oil and keeping pores clear without compromising skin hydration.


As someone with combination skin, I occasionally deal with a clogged pore or two, and I prefer to spot-treat with a mask rather than apply it all over. I was especially excited to discover this formula, as the addition of collagen helps balance the drying effects often associated with clay masks. I found it so hydrating (yes, even for a clay mask) that I could comfortably sleep with it on targeted areas. After eight hours, my skin felt calm and moisturized — no flaking, itching, or irritation.

I noticed fewer clogged pores after using it regularly for about four weeks. And when they did appear, they were closer to the skin’s surface and cleared up on their own. Best of all, the mask is budget-friendly at just $14, with one jar lasting several months, especially if you’re spot-treating oily skin zones like the T-zone.

Elemis pro collagen aqua infusion mask

Best for Mature Skin

Elemis ULTRA SMART Pro-Collagen Aqua Infusion Mask

Pros

  • Formulated with glycerin, hyaluronic acid, and algae extract
  • Super moisturizing and soft on the skin
  • Leave skin with a dewy glow

Cons

  • May not be ideal for those with oily skin

Key Specs

  • Type of mask: Cream
  • Scent: Unscented
  • Ingredients: red algae, hyaluronic acid, urea, glycerin
  • Price per ounce: $114
If you’re over 35 like me, consider your skin mature. Mature skin may be drier, less elastic, and more likely to show signs of aging, like fine lines and wrinkles.

The Elemis Ultra Smart Pro-Collagen Aqua Infusion Mask is a cream collagen treatment combining hydrating ingredients like urea, glycerin, and hyaluronic acid to reduce water loss from the skin.

A creamy collagen mask with active ingredients to hydrate and add moisture can instantly make skin feel softer and temporarily look plumper. Plus, Green adds, “individuals with dry skin will experience the most benefit from a collagen skin mask. While the skin cannot absorb collagen due to its large molecular weight, it has natural moisturizing qualities and acts as a humectant for the skin.”

Another star ingredient in this mask is red algae extract, which can help improve the texture of mature skin by boosting its moisture levels.

After keeping the mask on for 30 minutes, I sponged off my application with a warm, damp washcloth. My skin was supple and dewy. Even though this is the most expensive product on the list, it is easy to use post-travel, and I’ve included it in my frequent flyer travel case for its bonus ingredients.

Comparison Table

Superlative
Approx. Price per ounce/mask
Type of Collagen Mask
Single-Use?
Scent
Dermatologist favorite
$6.72
Peel-off
No
None
Most hydrating
$9
Hydrogel
Yes
None
Best plumping
$4.75
Hydrogel
Yes
None
Best for all skin types
$3
Sheet
Yes
None
Best for pores
$10
Clay
No
Oatmeal

How We Tested the Top Collagen Masks of 2025

To deliver this list of the 10 best plumping, soothing, line-erasing, and softening collagen masks, I conducted a four-week test of over a dozen products for my complexion and a few for my hair, incorporating dermatologist recommendations. My testing methodology included the following considerations:

For cream and gel masks, I evaluated consistency, product absorption, and the resulting dewiness of my skin. For sheet masks, I assessed the material quality, comfort, and ease of adherence to the contours of my face.

Given the temporary nature of collagen mask results, I assessed each mask's effectiveness for approximately three hours post-application, focusing on improvements in moisture, glow, and elasticity of my combination skin.

Throughout the four weeks, I also determined whether each mask was worthy of permanent inclusion in my skin-care routine and its impact on locking in skin moisture.

What to Look For When Buying a Collagen Mask

Consider the type of mask, such as cream, hydrogel, or sheet, based on your skin type:

  • For cream masks, check the consistency for stickiness and how well the product absorbs into your skin.
  • For hydrogel and sheet masks, assess the quality of the mask's material, comfort, and how easily it adheres to the curves of your face.
  • Look for moisture, glow, and elasticity improvements, while keeping in mind that results are often temporary.
  • Determine if the mask is worth adding to your regular skin-care routine and if it helps lock in skin moisture over time.

What to Avoid in Collagen Masks

A long ingredient list isn’t always bad, but if collagen appears far down the list, after water, silicones, and other fillers, it likely means there’s only a minimal amount, which Green notes isn’t ideal for reaping the skin-replenishing benefits. Both Engelman and Green also emphasize that the effects of collagen masks are temporary, so be wary of any products claiming long-term results.

When Do You Wear Collagen Masks?

“Collagen masks can be used at any time of the day,” says Engelman, “but I like to suggest using them before bed, after cleansing your skin. If the mask can be safely worn overnight, this is a great way to lock in moisture and enjoy the mask's benefits all night long, while your skin is in “repair mode,” during sleep.

I also like to wear one while on a flight (especially a red eye) as the mask replenishes moisture and combats the effects of dry cabin air, which tend to leave skin dehydrated and dull.”

What Type of Collagen Mask Is Best for Each Skin Type?

We tested gel, hydrogel, sheet, cream, and clay masks. Choosing the best one for your skin will come down to your skin type and the desired benefits, Green explains. “If you are facing a specific skin issue, consider using a mask that is specifically designed to address that problem. Your preferred application method is also an important factor to consider.”

She adds, “A gel, or hydrogel mask, is a unique mask that is best for dry skin. The mask is full of moisturizing ingredients. They're perfect for dry skin in need of some hydration right in the morning or before you head to bed. They can also benefit acne-prone skin as they are water-based and typically do not include oily, comedogenic ingredients. Gel masks can be customized for application in specific areas.”

For all skin types and a less targeted treatment, Green says, “Sheet masks are ideal and can help to hydrate and firm the skin. These masks come as a cotton sheet that is saturated with targeted ingredients to improve various skin concerns. Sheet masks are convenient and easy to apply.”

She notes the last type of collagen mask is a cream mask that can “provide intense hydration and minimize water loss. These masks can deliver great targeted treatment, but may be missing out on active ingredients.”

Why Should I Use a Collagen Mask?

You should use a collagen mask because, as Green explains, “collagen sits on the surface and acts as a natural humectant, it enhances skin hydration. On the other hand, the peptides that constitute collagen are small enough to be absorbed by the skin, and there is evidence that they can stimulate collagen production, thereby boosting collagen levels,” Green said.

“Consumers should check the ingredient list to find a product containing collagen peptides rather than the full collagen molecule. The full collagen protein will be listed as an ingredient, while the smaller peptides will typically include ‘peptide’ in their names.” Green added. Customers should look for masks with low-molecular collagen and collagen peptides for the best results for their skin’s health.

FAQ

What is collagen?
“Collagen is a structural protein found in the skin that plays a crucial role in maintaining a youthful appearance,” explains Green. “Many skin-care products claim to increase collagen levels; however, collagen itself is a large protein with a high molecular weight, making it too big to be absorbed by the skin.” However, Green says that collagen masks can still hydrate the skin.
Collagen masks are temporarily effective to “plump and hydrate the skin, which can also cause fine lines and wrinkles to appear diminished,” says Engelman. “Masks may also make the skin look more radiant and dewy.” They are most effective when paired with other active ingredients like “peptides, collagen-stimulating ingredients, ceramides, hyaluronic acid, squalane, glycerin, and antioxidants,” she says. These ingredients maximize [collagen masks’] firming, barrier-fortifying benefits.”
Collagen masks are effective after medical aesthetics treatment like “laser therapy, microneedling and peels,” according to Engelman. “In addition to maximizing the firming and skin-repairing benefits of these treatments, collagen masks can help soothe, nourish and moisturize the skin.”

The plumping effect of a collagen mask is real, just don’t expect the results to be long lasting. “Collagen masks temporarily plump and hydrate the skin, which can also cause fine lines and wrinkles to appear diminished,” Engelman says. “Masks may also make the skin look more radiant and dewy. The results typically last for a few hours.

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Jill has over 15 years of experience writing about women's health, wellness, and beauty. She has deep knowledge of buzzy products and what makes them popular with consumers. She's tested hundreds of skin care products, tools, and medical aesthetics procedures throughout her career, and she has interviewed top dermatologists, plastic surgeons, and holistic physicians to stay on top of the latest in skin health and wellness.

Jill is the former associate editorial operations director of the beauty group at Dotdash Meredith, where she worked on brands such as Shape and Byrdie, editing health, fitness, skin care, wellness, and body care commerce content.

She's also a former sex and relationship writer, and has made national television appearances to discuss sexual wellness topics for women. In addition to anything beauty and sexual wellness, Jill specializes in writing about body neutrality and mental health.

Jill has a degree in sociology, with a focus on gender studies and she has taught sociology classes at Barnard and Columbia University.

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