Origins Drink Up Intensive Overnight Mask Review

I have become obsessed with this product.

I have very dry and sensitive skin but absolutely love it. I apply only about a pea size amount which covers my whole face. I don't know what the smell is but it's super fresh and super relaxing.

I can feel the moisture straight away and when I wake up in the morning my skin feels soft and hydrated and I LOVE IT.

I did find that if I put it too close to my eyes it irritates the corners of my eyes, but avoiding that area I have no problems anywhere else.

I bought the half size of this as it is quite pricey and I wanted to make sure my skin could handle it. I use it every second night and my skin is thanking me for it. Totally obsessed and will definitely purchase the full size.

Worth the investment! Love love love

I love this product and have gone through 4 tubes of it as I love it so much, I have combination skin that can sometimes depending on the month be really dry. So I use this as a moisturiser rather than a mask per say and love to use it when I am flying on a long flight as well, because you apply a small amount as a little goes a long way and even by the end of a 12 hour flight your skin still feels nourished! Something my skin used to battle with when flying as it would always dry out. I love how it gives the skin a nice refreshed look and love to use it on my hands as well if they are feeling extra dry. I wouldn't recommend this to someone with oily skin as yes it is an intense moisturiser/face mask but for those dry skin girls out there, this will soon be your new HOLY GRAIL.

Of all the overnight masks I've used so far this one is the most intensively moisturizing. I say moisturizing because your skin will feel greasy, and I bit sticky, like it has a layer of product on it. But if you wake up with dry skin, you already use serums, facial oils and moisturizing masks and your skin is tight and dry in areas, this is the mask worth a try. During winter my skin was super dry, I was layering on serums, facial oil and overnight masks and night creams. Doing that helped most of my face stay hydrated and feel comfortable but there was a few dry patches on my face that soon after I applied my facial oil seemed to drink it up and then I could feel those areas getting tight and uncomfortable. Since it was on my forehead and cheeks around my T-zone I could just see my pores stretching out from the dryness. I would apply my night cream or overnight mask to my face and after my facial oil had a chance to absorb and then I'd apply another layer of moisturizer or an overnight mask on those dry patches before bed and I'd still wake up with tight, uncomfortably dry skin. I looked online and this was the overnight mask to get. I started using this and the dryness seemed to fade and within a week and those tight areas in my T-zone became much more manageable and comfortable. This dark sort of avocado green tube is a must for super dry skin. It just gave those dry patches on my skin a huge moisture boost. I have used this all over my face but I didn't do that too often even during winter because it's sticky and my other moisturizers felt better, but I did use this to spot treat the dry areas. And it worked, I woke up the next morning and my dry areas weren't uncomfortably tight. The pros of this mask is that it's probably one of the best masks for dry skin on on the market, it's mid range price, a big tube and since it's a thicker cream consistency you only need a little bit. I also like that it has a lot of natural ingredients, a really long list of them. The cons are that it feels a bit sticky when you apply it, you can't use it all over your face year round (well, unless your skin is really, really dry year round) and if you like your skincare products completely natural this has quite a few synthetic ingredients. I also don't know how well it suits really irritated and sensitive skin. When the skin around my nose, cheeks and nostrils was peeling when I came down with the flu, this mask burned when I applied it. Which a shame as my skin really needed the moisture. The scent of this mask is difficult for me to place but I do detect a bit of apricot in it. Overall, I still think it's a good buy and while it's not my absolute fave overnight mask, it has it's spot in my mask collection and is a must for winter.

Smells clean and fresh. I’m loving this overnight sleeping mask at the moment.. especially when you don’t get your 6 hrs of beauty sleep...

and when it says intensive.. it really is intensive!

It’s a nice thick and creamy mask that’s quick and easy to apply. At first, It felt slightly greasy when i massaged it onto my skin, but this slight sticky greasiness helped keep my tired skin well-hydrated through the night... and my skin still felt moisturised when i woke up in the morning.

I think it’s perfect for those with dry skin.. that needs a boost of moisture overnight, but probably not if you have more oily skin.. or when you start to get breakouts, as you probably wont like the feeling of have a layer of moisture on your face overnight.

I usually just put on a thin layer, as a little goes a long way... I use it whenever i start to get dry patches on my face, but too lazy to reach for my sheet masks. Would be a great product to take with you when travelling afar, especially when your skin feels a bit thirsty after a long journey.

However, this product is a bit pricey.. which is why i didn’t rate it any higher... So stock up if it ever comes on sale ; )

When I first tried this product, I loved it so much. It smelt wonderful (like a really strong, fresh, fruity scent which I'm obsessed with) and it was incredibly hydrating. I would use this on Friday nights after a long week of work as a sort of weekend home "spa" treatment. The next morning my face would feel so soft and plump.

After discovering the wonders of korean skincare, this product was quickly forgotten and I didn't really need it in my extensive skincare routine. It was too greasy as a morning moisturiser (I have combo-oily skin), and there was no need for it in my night time routine as I was getting enough hydration from other products. If you already own a night cream, I really don't see the point of this mask.

If you're looking for something that is deeply hydrating, then I recommend most especially if you have dry skin. But I feel that there are more products out there that are cheaper and provide the same, if not better, effect.

I have combination/oily skin that can always do with a boost of moisture to leave it looking fresh and glowing. An overnight mask sounded like the perfect option as I could use it even when I didn't want to dedicate 20 minutes to sitting around with a mask on. I purchased this alongside two other Origins masks and this was my favourite.

The Drink Up Intensive Overnight Mask is in a green, squeezable tube. It is easy and hygienic to dispense. It smells fresh and isn't over-fragranced. The formula is creamy and spreads over the skin easily. Because it is a mask, it does leave a somewhat tacky residue but this is to be expected.

After leaving this mask on overnight my skin is fresh and nourished. A residue remains which does make me question how much of this mask is absorbing, and how much is sitting on top of the skin giving the allusion of moisture. The results for me were not amazing, due to an improved but not dramatic difference in my skin, and the off-putting residue. I'm also not 100% convinced on the ingredients list - something that I didn't look at until after purchasing it. This may be the perfect option for some, but I personally will stick to oils and more natural products for hydration in the future.