Real Readers Are Calling This Mask Their ‘Go-To for Dry, Dull Skin

Some skin-care formulas become staples because they simply do everything well, and Summer Fridays Jet Lag Mask is one of them. According to a recent survey of more than 600 NewBeauty readers,* this multitasking hydrator is a favorite for its ability to instantly make dull, dehydrated skin look plump, refreshed and soothed. Packed with niacinamide, glycerin and hyaluronic acid, the vegan, fragrance‑free formula can be used as a 10‑minute mask, an overnight treatment, a daily moisturizer, an eye cream or even a hand and body cream.

Readers say the versatility lives up to the hype. A 44‑year‑old reviewer loves it for hydrating stressed, tired skin, noting that it “looks hydrated and renewed” the next morning and that it’s especially great for travel. Others use it far beyond masking; a 36‑year‑old called it their “go‑to” daily moisturizer, while a 31‑year‑old praised it as an “OG product” that works from face to hands thanks to its “very moisturizing and yummy” formula. A 39‑year‑old described it as “wonderfully hydrating and calming,” capturing the plush, soothing texture fans rave about.

Its reputation as the ultimate travel companion comes up again and again. A 65‑year‑old shared that because their skin is already dry—and air travel makes it worse—this mask “combats the dryness and makes my skin softer with a dewy glow.” A 30‑year‑old uses it “as an everyday skin care [step] in the winter as a thick moisturizer,” on flights and even under the eyes when extra hydration is needed, adding: “It never breaks me out!”

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Between the flexible, do‑it‑all formula, the soothing, deeply hydrating ingredients, and the instant plumping effect, shoppers say Summer Fridays Jet Lag Mask is a product that earns its keep in any routine. Whether used on planes, at night, as a daily moisturizer or wherever skin needs a rescue, it consistently delivers that soft, dewy, well‑rested look readers love.

*Source: BeautyEngine Advanced Research, 2025