Abib Rice Probiotics Overnight Mask Barrier Jelly 80ml: Sleep-In Barrier Repair in a Jelly Texture

Rice-based skincare has taken over Korean beauty for good reason: rice fermentation produces a spectrum of amino acids, peptides, and vitamins that support skin's natural barrier function. Abib's Rice Probiotics Overnight Mask uses fermented rice extract alongside probiotic-derived ingredients in a clear, wobbly jelly texture that sits on skin overnight and rinses off in the morning. It's meant to be a weekly or 3-times-a-week treatment layer, not a daily cream.

The jelly format is popular because it spreads easily, doesn't transfer to pillowcases as much as thick creams, and gives a noticeable "plumped" feel upon waking. At $35.36 for 80ml, this sits in the competitive midrange of Korean sleeping masks. It's less occlusive than Laneige's Water Sleeping Mask and more hydration-focused than Tatcha's rice ones. The fermented rice angle sets it apart.

What It Does

Fermented rice extract delivers ferment amino acids and B vitamins that help skin's moisture-binding proteins. Probiotic-derived lysate (Lactobacillus) supports the skin microbiome and reduces irritation markers. The jelly base uses humectants and light film-formers to lock hydration in through the night without the heaviness of oil-based sleeping masks. Morning result: plumper, more uniform-looking skin.

Who It's For

• Dehydrated skin: Weekly use to reset hydration baseline.
• Dullness and uneven texture: Fermented rice supports smoother surface over 3 to 4 weeks.
• Combo to oily skin: Jelly texture is lighter than cream sleeping masks.
• Barrier-compromised users: Probiotic support for stressed skin.
• Travel or hotel stays: Good overnight fix for climate-controlled dry skin.

Key Specs

• Volume: 80ml
• Price: $35.36
• Hero ingredients: fermented rice extract, probiotic lysate, hyaluronic acid
• Texture: clear wobbly jelly, not greasy
• Fragrance: mild rice milk scent
• Rinse off AM: optional (absorbs fully overnight for most users)

How to Use

As the last step of your PM routine, 2 to 3 times per week. Scoop a quarter-sized amount, pat and press over face and neck. Don't rub; the jelly breaks down with pressure. Leave on overnight. In the morning, most users find the jelly has fully absorbed; rinse with water only or cleanse as usual. For intensive hydration weeks (post-flight, post-illness), use nightly for 5 to 7 days then return to weekly maintenance.

FAQ

Does it transfer to my pillow?

Minimally. The jelly absorbs within 10 to 15 minutes of application, so by sleep time most of it has set into skin. A small amount of residue is normal. Use an older pillowcase if you're worried, or apply 30 minutes before bed.

Can I use this every night?

You can, but it's formulated as a 2-to-3-times-weekly treatment rather than a daily moisturizer. For daily hydration, use the Abib Rice Probiotics Serum or a standard cream. Overuse of sleeping masks can occasionally cause breakouts in acne-prone skin.

Abib Rice Overnight Mask vs Laneige Water Sleeping Mask?

Laneige focuses on hydration via humectants; Abib adds fermented rice for barrier and smoothing effect. Laneige is the simpler hydration choice. Abib does more active work but costs less per ml. For pure hydration, Laneige. For treatment-leaning barrier repair, Abib.

Is it okay for acne-prone skin?

Formulation is low-irritation and probiotic-supportive, which tends to be friendly to acne-prone skin. If you're very breakout-prone, start with once a week and test your tolerance.

Will it help with dullness?

Fermented rice is mild on brightening mechanism; expect improved radiance from better hydration and barrier health rather than tyrosinase-level brightening. For pigment-level brightness, pair this with a vitamin C or niacinamide serum in your daily routine.

Related Products

Pair with the Abib Heartleaf Calming Toner for a cohesive Abib routine, or layer over your current Korean serum on treatment nights.

Shop the Abib collection or browse Korean sleeping masks and rice skincare.