Uploaded May 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This Honey Hyaluronic Jelly Face Mask is full of hydrating ingredients to keep skin happy! Hyaluronic acid has water-absorbing properties, which creates the unique gel-like texture. It also contains honeyquat, a powerful humectant that draws moisture to your skin.
It's easy to make, and is great for a wide range of skin types. The mask needs to sit overnight to allow the skincare ingredients to absorb - this will also get rid of the clumps that occur when initially mixing. To use, apply to clean skin for 10-15 minutes. Gently wash off and pat dry.
🍯 Get the ingredients and full recipe:
https://bberry.studio/HoneyFaceMask
🍯 Learn more about working with hyaluronic acid:
https://bberry.studio/TLHyaluronicAcid
***In this video, we incorrectly state that the lye solution will lower the pH of the face mask. We misspoke - the lye solution will raise the pH. We apologize for the mixup.***
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The formulation is a spin on a Rose Hyaluronic Jelly Mask Project, formulated by TaraLee Skincare. We (and you!) loved it so much, we swapped a few ingredients for a honey theme. A big thank you to TaraLee for being so generous with her amazing formulations and skincare knowledge!
Tara Lee Skincare Youtube Channel: youtube.com/@TaraLeee
Rose Hyaluronic Jelly Mask Video: https://bberry.studio/TaraLeeRoseHyaluronic
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🍯 Honey Hyaluronic Jelly Face Mask Recipe:
Phase A:
6 g. Hyaluronic Acid (1.5%)
40 g. Glycerin (10%)
6 g. Optiphen ND (1.5%)
Small pinch of King's Gold Mica
Phase B:
244 g. Distilled Water (61%)
80 g. Aloe Vera Liquid (20%)
16 g. Honeyquat (4%)
8 g. DL Panthenol (2%)
To Adjust pH (if necessary):
90 g. Distilled Water
10 g. Sodium Hydroxide Lye
Timestamps:
0:00 - About This Recipe
0:34 - Hyaluronic Acid and Honeyquat
1:43 - Good Manufacturing Practices
2:06 - Phase A
4:40 - A Word on Preservatives
5:10 - Phase B
6:38 - Combine Phase A and Phase B
7:20 - Resting the Product and pH Balance
9:27 - Packaging and Product Application
10:18 - Conclusion and Outtakes
🍯 Find the project here: https://bberry.studio/HoneyFaceMask
Made a project with our products? Tag us with #BrambleOn so we can see your creations!
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This Honey Hyaluronic Jelly Face Mask is full of hydrating ingredients to keep skin happy! Hyaluronic acid has water-absorbing properties, which creates the unique gel-like texture. It also contains honeyquat, a powerful humectant that draws moisture to your skin.
It's easy to make, and is great for a wide range of skin types. The mask needs to sit overnight to allow the skincare ingredients to absorb - this will also get rid of the clumps that occur when initially mixing. To use, apply to clean skin for 10-15 minutes. Gently wash off and pat dry.
🍯 Get the ingredients and full recipe:
https://bberry.studio/HoneyFaceMask
🍯 Learn more about working with hyaluronic acid:
https://bberry.studio/TLHyaluronicAcid
***In this video, we incorrectly state that the lye solution will lower the pH of the face mask. We misspoke - the lye solution will raise the pH. We apologize for the mixup.***
-------------------------------------------------
The formulation is a spin on a Rose Hyaluronic Jelly Mask Project, formulated by TaraLee Skincare. We (and you!) loved it so much, we swapped a few ingredients for a honey theme. A big thank you to TaraLee for being so generous with her amazing formulations and skincare knowledge!
Tara Lee Skincare Youtube Channel: youtube.com/@TaraLeee
Rose Hyaluronic Jelly Mask Video: https://bberry.studio/TaraLeeRoseHyaluronic
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🍯 Honey Hyaluronic Jelly Face Mask Recipe:
Phase A:
6 g. Hyaluronic Acid (1.5%)
40 g. Glycerin (10%)
6 g. Optiphen ND (1.5%)
Small pinch of King's Gold Mica
Phase B:
244 g. Distilled Water (61%)
80 g. Aloe Vera Liquid (20%)
16 g. Honeyquat (4%)
8 g. DL Panthenol (2%)
To Adjust pH (if necessary):
90 g. Distilled Water
10 g. Sodium Hydroxide Lye
Timestamps:
0:00 - About This Recipe
0:34 - Hyaluronic Acid and Honeyquat
1:43 - Good Manufacturing Practices
2:06 - Phase A
4:40 - A Word on Preservatives
5:10 - Phase B
6:38 - Combine Phase A and Phase B
7:20 - Resting the Product and pH Balance
9:27 - Packaging and Product Application
10:18 - Conclusion and Outtakes
🍯 Find the project here: https://bberry.studio/HoneyFaceMask
Made a project with our products? Tag us with #BrambleOn so we can see your creations!
Shop Bramble Berry: https://bberry.studio/_ShopBrambleBerry
Recipes, Tips & Inspiration: https://bberry.studio/IntheStudio_Projects
Facebook: facebook.com/BrambleBerry
Instagram: instagram.com/brambleberry
Twitter: twitter.com/brambleberry
TikTok: tiktok.com/@brambleberry
Pinterest: pinterest.com/brambleberry
