Face Masks | Fabbrimarine UAE

Why a treatment mask, not just a daily cream

A mask delivers a concentrated dose of actives in a short window — closer to the skin, at a higher concentration, than a cream designed for daily wear could safely sustain. That makes masks the right format for a specific, intensive goal rather than everyday maintenance.

The Fabbrimarine face masks

Thermal Impression Mask

Choosing the right mask

Looking for a topical collagen treatment? Vello Collagene Face is Fabbrimarine’s dedicated collagen treatment, applied directly to the skin — a different mechanism from ingestible collagen, working on the skin’s surface structure rather than through digestion.

Ageing signs and uneven tone — Csi Cell Mask combines Fucogel, Delentigo and lemon extract to target both concerns in one biocellulose format.

Firmness and lift — the Lifting Mask, also biocellulose, concentrates on contour rather than tone.

Dullness and dark spots — the Thermal Impression Mask uses gentle heat to support brightening and reduce visible spotting.

Dehydrated or reactive skin — the Cryo Mask cools while it hydrates, a good option when skin feels tight, hot, or over-exposed.

How often to use a mask

One to three times a week for most of these formats — enough to build cumulative benefit without over-treating skin that needs recovery time between concentrated applications. Biocellulose masks (Lifting Mask, Csi Cell Mask) typically state a specific wear time on the packaging; leaving one on longer than directed doesn’t improve results and can over-hydrate skin.

Common questions

Frequently asked

Applied topically, collagen-based treatments like Vello Collagene Face work directly on the skin's surface structure. This is a different mechanism from ingestible collagen supplements, which act through digestion — both can play a role, but they aren't interchangeable.

Follow the specific product's stated time — biocellulose masks like the Lifting Mask and Csi Cell Mask are designed for a set wear window, and leaving them on longer doesn't add benefit and can over-hydrate skin.

No — these are concentrated treatments meant for 1 to 3 uses per week, not a daily step. Daily use of a treatment-strength mask can irritate skin rather than improve it.

Biocellulose masks (like the Lifting Mask) are a fibre sheet that holds actives close to the skin for better absorption during wear. Cream-format masks are simpler to apply and remove but generally deliver a lower concentration per use.

Csi Cell Mask targets ageing signs and uneven tone specifically, using Fucogel, Delentigo and lemon extract. The Thermal Impression Mask is a good alternative if brightening and reducing dark spots is the primary goal.