Cult Korean skin firming treatment dubbed 'the Corset mask' hits the UK with one £20 tube selling every 15 SECONDS (and it contains a Nobel prize-winning ingredient)
- The J.One 'jelly pack' (£20 for 30ml) is the bestselling product at Sephora
- Contains a Nobel prize-winning ingredient, a carbon molecule called fullerene
- The sellout formula, devised in South Korea, billed as a 'multitasking treatment'
Beauty enthusiasts are scrambling to get their hands on a sellout skin firming treatment as it lands in the UK for the first time.
The J.One 'jelly pack' (£20 for 30ml) is the bestselling product at cosmetics giant Sephora, with four bottles being snapped up every minute - that's one every 15 seconds.
The sellout formula, devised in South Korea, is billed as a 'multitasking treatment, mask, and primer' and promises to deliver 'extreme hydration'.
Comprising a jelly-like texture, it contains fragmented hyaluronic acid which penetrates deep into the skin layers to lessen the visibility of lines and maximise elasticity.
It even contains a Nobel prize-winning ingredient; fullerene, a carbon molecule which acts as a powerful antioxidant.
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Firmer skin in a bottle? The sellout formula, devised in South Korea, is billed as a 'multitasking treatment, mask, and primer' and promises to deliver 'extreme hydration'
The scientists behind its discovery - Robert F. Curl Jr., Sir Harold W. Kroto and Richard E. Smalley - were awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for their work in 1996.
According to J.One, the addition of fullerene provides protection for the skin from the everyday environmental onslaught, while collagen-boosting peptides increase collagen production and boost firmness.
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The formula is so powerful, the J.ONE Jelly Pack has become know as the ‘Corset Mask’.
Indeed, so popular is the product that when it appeared on a Korean TV shopping channel it shifted 5 million units over the course of just three shows.
Brains as well as beauty! The cult product was created by Korean actress Jiwon Ha as a result of her desire to condense her laborious morning skin care ritual into one bottle
The cult product was created by Korean actress Jiwon Ha as a result of her desire to condense her laborious morning skin care ritual into one bottle.
It is designed to be applied to cleansed skin first thing in the morning with gentle 'patting' before makeup is applied.
And now it has made its long-awaited UK debut, hitting shelves in Selfridges, FeelUnique, Cult Beauty and The Hut Group.
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