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Nearly two years after the launch of its celebrity and makeup artist-beloved LED Skincare Wand, beauty brand SolaWave is entering new territory with the release of its first topical product: the Hydrating Sheet Mask.

In addition to a plant-based, vegan, and fragrance-free formulation, the mask is made of thick, biodegradable paper that melds to your face. The serum contains plumping and hydrating ingredients like two percent niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, and avocado peptides. The mask can either be used alone to revitalize the skin, or as a conductor for SolaWave's coveted LED Skincare Wand to help increase skin absorption.

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A collection of SolaWave’s Hydrating Sheet Masks.

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After cleansing your face, you can keep the mask on for up to 20 minutes, then either rinse or dab it off (we prefer the latter since you don't wan to get rid of all that hydrating goodness). If you're acne-prone and already have the brand's Bye Acne: 3 Minute Light Therapy Spot Treatment (which we've previously reviewed), the new mask is also ideal to use afterward to soothe skin.

"We saw on Instagram and TikTok, which are both huge sources of growth for our business, that people were using the 4-in-1 Advanced Skincare Red Light Wand after doing face masks," founder of Solawave Andrew Silberstein tells BAZAAR.com. "We decided to formulate a sheet mask with ingredients that are most compatible with the device to deliver the glow that Solawave is known for.”

The SolaWave Bye Acne: 3 Minute Light Therapy Spot Treatment, Advanced Therapy Skincare Wand, Hydrating Sheet Mask, and Renew Complex Activating Serum.

The Hydrating Sheet Mask retails for $9 each, and since it can only be used once, we recommend adding a few to your rotation for its calming and hydration-boosting benefits.

Solawave's Hydrating Sheet Mask is available to shop at solawave.com.

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Tiffany Dodson is currently the associate beauty commerce editor at Harper’s Bazaar, where she specializes in trend forecasting, building relationships with major and emerging brands, and crafting shopping stories—from holiday gift guides to product road tests. Tiffany's work has previously been featured in outlets like SELF, Bustle, and Teen Vogue, and she's been quoted as a commerce and beauty expert in publications and platforms like The Business of Fashion and NPR’s Life Kit podcast.

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