Daily skincare
MULTI-PEPTIDE NECK MASK
A single-use neck sheet mask concept built around multiple peptides, hydroxypropyl tetrahydropyrantriol, three collagen materials, ectoin, beta-glucan and ferment-derived ingredients. Designed as a focused 15–20 minute neck-care step, it gives skincare brands a distinct treatment format whose sheet fit, serum load and after-feel can be refined through sampling.
Specifications
- Brand
- BIO-TIDE
- Concept type
- Proposed single-use neck mask concept
- Treatment area
- Neck
- Proposed format
- Illustrative contour-sheet and individual-pack direction; final construction subject to sampling
- Application time
- 15–20 minutes; remove and pat in remaining serum
- Peptide direction
- Acetyl Hexapeptide-8, Palmitoyl Pentapeptide-4, Hexapeptide-9 and Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-7
- Collagen direction
- Soluble collagen, hydrolyzed collagen and collagen extract
- Supporting ingredients
- Hydroxypropyl tetrahydropyrantriol, ectoin, beta-glucan, ferment filtrate and sea fennel extract
- Sample evaluation
- Contour fit, adhesion, serum load, residue and removal experience
- Packaging shown
- Illustrative pouch and carton concept; final material, count and artwork agreed during development
The neck deserves more than leftover face serum
Consumers often extend a facial routine to the jawline, but the neck is rarely given a format of its own. A proposed contour-sheet concept turns that overlooked area into a clear 15–20 minute treatment step. For brands, this format can create an easy demonstration moment and a natural bridge between face masks and dedicated neck care.
What the sheet has to get right
On this product, fit is part of the formula experience. The curve needs to settle around the front of the neck without bunching at the centre or lifting at the sides; serum load needs to keep the material supple without running. Those are practical sample questions, not styling details.
The source direction combines multiple peptides with hydroxypropyl tetrahydropyrantriol, three collagen materials, ectoin, beta-glucan, a yeast-and-rice ferment filtrate and sea fennel extract. This gives brand teams a layered ingredient story while leaving final benefit wording to the approved formula and its supporting evidence.
Develop the mask and pouch as one product
The substrate, neck contour, serum viscosity and pack format influence one another. Use the project brief and sample rounds to compare material feel, adhesion, removal experience, residue level and fragrance direction, then align the selected format with the final primary pack and retail presentation.
The pearl-white and mist-blue packaging shown here is an illustrative direction, not a fixed pack offer. Confirm the target market, claim scope, pack count, artwork and compatibility checks before launch so the finished product reads as one coherent treatment rather than a generic sheet in a decorative pouch.
