Skincare
that gets out
of its own
way.
Masktini started with four masks and one clear idea. Your skin doesn't need more products. It needs the right ones. Real actives at smarter concentrations. Effective enough to work, easy enough to stay with.
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Give your skin a ritual,
not a routine.
A routine is something you have to do. A ritual is something you choose to do. Masktini was built around that difference. The right formula, with the right actives, used consistently — in a way that feels worth doing every night. Fewer steps. Better ingredients. No chemistry lesson required.
I built the line I
spent a decade
trying to find.
I was in investment banking when I got my first real look at how the beauty industry actually worked. Sitting across from L'Oreal executives, understanding the business from the inside — and realising that nobody was solving the problem I had every morning.
"Sensitive skin. Products that either did too much or not enough. Nobody had figured out that you could have both."
The ones designed for skin like mine worked, occasionally, but they weren't something you'd look forward to. I started seriously thinking about Masktini in 2009. It took ten years — worldwide expos, formulators, failed batches, a lot of honest feedback from friends who also struggled with their skin — before we launched in 2019.
We launched with four masks. That was the whole concept. Concentrated treatment, used properly, with actives your barrier could actually handle. The right ingredients matter more than having more of them. That's still what this brand is about.
Retinol that works with your skin, not against it. Resurfaces texture while you sleep — the lime pearl acids and papaya enzymes handle the exfoliation gently, so the retinol can do its job without starting a fight.
A clean slate for congested, tired skin. Bamboo charcoal and Tahitian black pearl draw out what shouldn't be there, so everything you apply afterwards can actually get where it's going.
For skin that's lost its energy. Vitamin C and 24K gold get brightness moving again — without the irritation that usually comes with vitamin C at full strength.
Dehydrated skin looks flat before it looks lined. Woke Bae changes that in about thirty seconds — watermelon extract and salicornia bring moisture to the surface fast. Spritz it on bare skin, over makeup, after a flight. No rules.
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Three things,
done properly.
No 10-step regimens. No fear-based marketing. Just this.
The right actives,
at the right level.
Retinol, hyaluronic acid, AHAs, vitamin C — the actives with the research behind them. Masktini uses them at lower concentrations because that's what sensitive skin can actually work with. Not a watered-down version. The right version.
Shuffle based on
what your skin needs.
Stress, travel, seasons — your skin shifts. Some weeks you need Night Ranger three nights running. Some weeks Gone Girl does all the work. Masktini products are designed to be layered and combined based on what's actually going on. The ritual is yours to build.
Results without
the reaction.
Every formula starts with the most reactive skin in mind. The actives are there. Ten years of formulation time made sure of that.
Know what you're putting
on your face.
Every ingredient on this list is here because it works, at a concentration your skin can actually handle. That's the whole formulation philosophy. Nothing in here for the label.
Loved by skin
that doesn't forgive easily.
across the line
buyer reviews
development
production
From the people
actually using it.
"For years I struggled with lines of dehydration around my nose. I love how this eye cream softens the edge and plumps those lines right out. Better than fillers."
"From day one my skin felt and looked awesome when I woke up. As the weeks went by I noticed the gentle exfoliation taking place. An absolute keeper."
"I've tried everything at every price point and don't generally write reviews — but this one deserves it. All-in-one miracle cream."
Taking care of your skin
shouldn't cost the planet.
Responsibly sourced ingredients. FSC-certified packaging. 100% wind-powered manufacturing. Cruelty-free. Vegan across the line — with one exception: Gone Girl contains Tahitian Black Pearl, which is worth knowing before you buy.
All formulas except Gone Girl, which uses Tahitian Black Pearl.
Never tested on animals. Anywhere in our supply chain.
Responsibly sourced cartons. Recyclable bottles and jars.
100% wind energy from production through to packing.
A few things worth knowing
before you buy.
Is Masktini good for sensitive skin?
Masktini was built specifically for it. Every formula starts with the most reactive skin in mind — real actives at lower concentrations, so you get visible results without the irritation that makes most people stop using actives altogether. If retinol has let your skin down before, Night Ranger was formulated with that exact scenario in mind.
How often should I use a mask?
Two to three nights a week. That's what masks are designed for — concentrated treatment used properly, rather than daily actives your skin has to manage all the time. Your barrier gets what it needs and the recovery time it requires.
What ingredients does Masktini use?
Real ones. Retinol, hyaluronic acid, vitamin C, lime pearl AHAs from Australian caviar lime, papaya enzymes, bamboo charcoal, Tahitian black pearl, and salicornia extract. Each one chosen because it works — and formulated at concentrations your skin can actually handle without staging a protest.
Where is Masktini made?
Formulated and manufactured in the United States, with FSC-certified packaging and wind-powered production.
Is Masktini vegan and cruelty-free?
Cruelty-free across the board. Vegan for everything in the line except Gone Girl, which contains Tahitian Black Pearl powder — something we'd rather tell you clearly than leave in the fine print.
How is Masktini different from other premium skincare brands?
Most premium skincare is serum-led. Masktini is mask-led — concentrated treatment you use two or three nights a week, not a daily step that slowly loses effect. And we formulate for skin that reacts. Lower active concentrations aren't a compromise, they're the point. Results without the recovery period.
What is skin cycling and does Masktini work with it?
Skin cycling is the idea of rotating actives — a retinol night, an exfoliant night, a couple of recovery nights — rather than using everything every day. Masktini was built around exactly that logic before it had a name. Night Ranger on your active nights, Gone Girl when your skin needs clearing, Woke Bae and Hush Money on recovery nights. The masks are designed to rotate, not stack.
How do I build a skincare routine for sensitive skin?
The short version: fewer products, better formulated. Start with a cleanser that doesn't strip, a moisturizer that genuinely repairs (Hush Money was built for this), and one active mask two or three nights a week. Night Ranger for renewal, Gone Girl when you need to clear congestion. Add a booster — Whoa! Lit for brightness, Whoa! Bye for texture — once your skin is stable. That's a full routine. It doesn't need to be more complicated than that.
What makes a Masktini product different from a regular moisturizer or serum?
Masktini products are built around concentrated treatment used properly — not daily maintenance applied loosely. A sleeping mask like Night Ranger has retinol, AHAs, and enzymes working at meaningful levels for several hours while you sleep. A regular moisturizer doesn't do that. The difference isn't what's on the label. It's the concentration, the format, and the reason those specific ingredients are in there.
Where do I start if I'm new to Masktini?
Gone Girl if your skin feels congested or flat — it clears the way for everything else. Night Ranger for overnight renewal while you sleep. Whoa! Lit for daily vitamin C brightening. Pick what your skin is asking for. You'll see a difference within two weeks.
Your skin works hardest at night.
Give it something worth working with.
Two nights a week. That's the ask. Start with the mask.
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