The Blioh Team
February 17, 2026
The $18 BYOMA Peel-Off Mask That’s Everywhere Right Now.... And How to Finish the Look
It’s pink. It peels. And it’s taken over every corner of BeautyTok.
The BYOMA Bio-Collagen Radiance Mask has been selling out weekly since late 2025, and in early 2026 it officially hit viral status — the kind where your algorithm floods with before-and-after peels at 2 AM and you find yourself hitting “add to cart” before you’re fully awake. But what actually makes it work, and more importantly, what do you do after you peel it off?
What Is the BYOMA Peel-Off Mask and Why Did It Go Viral?
BYOMA’s Bio-Collagen Radiance Mask is a $18 peel-off treatment built around the brand’s signature Biome Balance Complex — a blend of ceramides, fatty acids, and cholesterol designed to support the skin barrier. The radiance angle comes from niacinamide and a light AHA blend that buffs the surface while the peel-off film seals in moisture.
The viral moment? Purely satisfying. Watching the mask come off in one clean sheet is deeply, unreasonably satisfying — and that’s not an accident. BYOMA knew what they were doing. But beyond the ASMR moment, the real reason it’s stuck around is the results: a plumped, slightly glowy base that genuinely lasts the morning.
The pink formula (the color comes from added rose extract) turns translucent as it dries, making it easy to know when it’s ready to remove. No guesswork. No sticky mess. It’s beginner-friendly in a way that a lot of actives-heavy treatments aren’t.
Glass Skin vs. Glazed Skin: Know the Difference Before You Build the Look
The BYOMA mask positions itself firmly in glass skin territory — but it’s worth knowing what that actually means in 2026, since “glass skin” and “glazed skin” are often used interchangeably when they describe two different aesthetics.
Glass skin is about the skin itself looking flawless: poreless, even-toned, almost translucent. Think of a Korean beauty ideal — skin that looks like polished glass, with a luminous but not greasy finish. The glow comes from within the skin, not from product sitting on top of it.
Glazed skin (a la Hailey Bieber’s “glazed donut” era) is more dewy, more reflective, and often achieved with lighter coverage and a lot of highlight — especially on the high points of the face. It’s wetter-looking and less about perfection.
The BYOMA mask sets you up for glass skin. After using it, your skin is prepped, plumped, and smooth — an ideal canvas for the rest of the routine.
How to Build the Full Glass Skin Look After the Mask
After peeling, your skin is doing a lot. Here’s a simple routine that maximizes the prep work the mask just did:
Lightweight serum — Hyaluronic acid or a barrier serum. Skip heavy actives; your skin just got exfoliated.
Thin moisturizer — A gel-cream or water-cream formula. You want hydration, not a heavy occlusive that dulls the glow.
SPF — Non-negotiable. You’ve just removed surface skin cells; sun protection matters more, not less.
Sheer to medium coverage foundation — Avoid matte formulas here. Dewy or satin finishes keep the glass skin effect intact.
Light highlighter — Just the inner corner of the eyes, the bow of the lip, maybe the brow bone. Subtle, not disco.
The whole point of glass skin is that your skin is doing the work. Heavy coverage, matte finish, and powder loading will erase what the mask just built.
Finding the Right Foundation Shade to Match Your Glass Skin Prep
Here’s the thing about glass skin: the finish is so luminous that wearing the wrong foundation shade is immediately obvious. When your skin is this dewy and bare-looking, a mismatched color or undertone sticks out hard. There’s no concealer coverage or powder layer to mask it.
This is where trying before you buy actually matters. The number of people who’ve grabbed a “light beige” in-store only to find it oxidizes yellow-orange on their warmer undertones… is too many. Or found a shade that photographs perfectly but reads way too pink in natural light.
If you want to nail the shade selection before committing, give it a try on Blioh — you can virtually layer different foundation finishes and shades against your real skin tone to see what actually reads as “glassy” versus what looks cakey or mismatched. Especially useful when you’re shopping new brands or reformulated formulas (yes, looking at you, Estée Lauder Double Wear).
The Bottom Line
The BYOMA Bio-Collagen Radiance Mask earned its viral moment — it’s affordable, genuinely effective, and finishes with one of the most satisfying peels on the market. Pair it with the right sheer-to-medium coverage foundation and a minimal highlight and you’ve got a glass skin look that’s very much worth the 20 minutes it takes to build.
The hardest part? Finding your perfect shade match without buying three wrong ones first. That’s what virtual try-on is for — give it a try with Blioh before your next haul.
