9.1
Hicarer Sleeping Masks
Natural stone masks that use the inherent chill of jade and rose stone for a refreshing facial experience
1 mask in this catalog
9.1
Natural Stone
Crafted from green jade and rose stone for natural cooling.
Facial Ready
Ideal for use during skincare routines or spa treatments.
Two Piece Set
Each set includes two masks for variety or sharing.
Hits and misses
Compiled from 8 analyzed reviews
Strengths
- Cooling sensation 5
- Relaxing experience 4
- Well made quality 3
- Client satisfaction 2
- Easy to clean 2
Minus side
- Color mismatch 1
- Runs large 1
- Stone gaps coverage 1
First-hand notes
The jade stone feels naturally cold and very heavy on my eyes.
I love using the rose stone mask during my Sunday facial routine.
The two-pack is great because I can keep one in the fridge for extra chill.
Natural Stone Cooling
Hicarer emphasizes the use of genuine stone materials like jade and rose stone to provide a cooling effect. These masks are designed for facial applications where a natural, cold touch is desired.
- Green jade stone construction
- Rose stone material options
- Natural cooling properties
- Two-piece mask sets
- Facial-specific design


The lineup
Look through Green sleeping masks, Cooling sleeping masks, 2 Pack sleeping masks, Jade sleeping masks to see how the Hicarer models split.
Build details
Hicarer models in this range lean on the details already in the listings: Green jade stone cooling facial masks.
Typical work
The range is aimed at the uses named in Green sleeping masks, Cooling sleeping masks, 2 Pack sleeping masks, Jade sleeping masks, not a catch-all.
Where models split
Start with Green jade stone cooling facial masks and match the listed type to what you need.
Hicarer Questions
What materials are these masks made from?
They are made from natural green jade and rose stone.
How many masks are included?
The Hicarer listings come as a 2-piece set.
What is the primary use for these stone masks?
They are designed for cooling the eyes during facials and relaxation.
Do these masks use batteries for cooling?
No, they rely on the natural cooling properties of the stone.