Everyone deserves a luxurious pampering night in every now and then. It’s self-care, time for yourself, and a great time to unwind while doing your fave things.

I’ve recently tried ESPA’s Isotonic range, which includes the new Hydra Gel Eye Masks and the Hydration Mask. The products are the definition of a spa day at home, as they deeply hydrate and revitalise the skin while allowing for some well-deserved relaxation.

In this review, I share why cruelty-free skincare brand ESPA’s Isotonic range is a brilliant addition to your skincare routine.

1.ESPA Isotonic Hydra Gel Eye Masks

The ESPA Isotonic Hydra Gel Eye Masks are designed to hydrate, brighten, and plump the under-eye area. Some of the key ingredients include hydrating glycerin and pentylene glycol, potent antioxidant red algae, and soothing allantoin.

The eye masks come with tweezers. To apply the eye patches, use the tweezers to carefully place a patch onto freshly cleansed skin so it rests under the eye. Relax for 10 minutes before removing. Tap remaining serum around the eye contour.

These eye masks are among the best I’ve used. Many claim to brighten tired eyes but don’t make a visible difference. These ESPA Isotonic ones genuinely awaken dull and tired eyes by making the skin look more illuminated, plumper, and moisturised.

The patches quickly hydrate, soften, and soothe skin. If I’ve had a rough night’s sleep, I can rely on these eye masks to make it look I’m wide awake – and they feel super cooling and refreshing in the process!

Rating: 5 stars

2.ESPA Isotonic Hydration Mask

The ESPA Isotonic Hydration Mask claims to instantly quench dehydrated skin. Some of the key ingredients include hydrating glycerin and hyaluronic acid and the humectant sodium gluconate.

To apply the face mask, smooth the product generously over face, neck, and décolleté onto clean, dry skin. Relax for 10 minutes. Remove with a damp cloth.

I find this face mask hydrating and refreshing. After using it, my skin feels smooth, soft, and fresh. The results aren’t as impressive as the eye masks, but it’s still a nice and refreshing face mask. It feels cooling once applied, which makes it feel relaxing.

This face mask contains some potentially irritating ingredients, such as alcohol denat., paullinia cupana seed extract, and linalool. I’ve got rosacea and haven’t experienced any sensitivity or irritation since trying this face mask multiple times.

Rating: 4 stars

Overall ESPA Isotonic range review

The ESPA Isotonic range is definitely worth trying if you want to treat yourself to a cosy night in. Both products are cooling, moisturising, refreshing, and softening. While they’re on the pricier side, it’s always worst investing in your wellbeing!