Post-Treatment Masks · Side by Side

Three good masks. Three different ideas.

You may already use CO2Lift or Epicutis after microneedling, lasers and peels. Here is how ReVia Skin is different, in plain English, so you can decide if it belongs in your treatment room.

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The Short Version

Each one works a different way.

None of these is "the best." They are built on different ideas. The right pick depends on what your client needs, and how much time you have in the chair.

ReVia Skin · RECOVER & INFUSE

Peptides and hydration, ready to go

Open it. Put it on. Done.

Two ready-to-use hydrogel masks. RECOVER mixes two well-known peptides with ingredients that hydrate. INFUSE skips the peptides and focuses on moisture and glow. No mixing. About 20 to 30 minutes.

CO2Lift · PRO & GLO

CO2 gel

Mix two parts. CO2 forms on the skin.

A two-part gel that makes CO2 when you mix it. This is called topical carboxytherapy. About 45 minutes on the face. It has published clinical studies on the finished product.

Epicutis · Lipid Recovery Mask

Lipid sheet mask

A soaked sheet built around one key ingredient.

A biocellulose (coconut fiber) sheet mask built around TSC, one patented ingredient the brand calls a “lipid-peptide,” plus hyaluronic acid. About 10 to 20 minutes. Sold alone or in a recovery kit.

Side by Side

The details, in one table.

Swipe sideways on a phone. Facts come from each brand's own materials or listed retailers. Sources are at the bottom.

ReVia RECOVERHydrogel mask ReVia INFUSEHydrogel mask CO2Lift PRO / GLOTwo-part CO2 gel Epicutis Lipid RecoveryBiocellulose sheet
Main idea Calm, hydrate and smooth stressed skin Hydrate and add glow Topical carboxytherapy (CO2 on the skin) Barrier support built around one lipid ingredient
Ingredient approach A blend: two well-known peptides plus DNA and hyaluronic acid for hydration Hydration and glow. No named peptide. A reaction: two gels make CO2 on the skin One hero ingredient (TSC) that the brand says acts like the skin’s own natural oils
Key ingredients GHK-Cu (copper peptide), Acetyl Hexapeptide-8, Sodium DNA, multi-form hyaluronic acid Sodium DNA, niacinamide, hydrolyzed collagen, hyaluronic acid, amino acids Two gels that react to make CO2; hyaluronic acid TSC (patented; the brand calls it a lipid-peptide), hyaluronic acid; kit adds ceramide NP and chia seed oil4
Prep None. Open and apply. None. Open and apply. Mix two parts, then apply None. Open, apply, smooth out bubbles.
Time on face 20–30 min 20–30 min About 45 min2 About 10–20 min3,4
Often used after Microneedling, PRP, laser, peels HydraFacial, dermaplaning, brightening and maintenance facials Stand-alone treatment, or after procedures such as fractional laser Laser, IPL/BBL, microneedling, peels
Take-home Yes. Box of 4 masks. Yes. Box of 4 masks. Yes. GLO is sold for home use. Yes. Single masks and a 7–10 day recovery kit.
Pairs with ReVia P5 Advanced and P5 Reserve peptide serums, so one line covers the whole visit and the home routine CO2Lift home care (serum, moisturizer, cleanser) Epicutis cleanser, serum and crème
Published studies on the finished product Not yet. ReVia leans on its ingredient story, not finished-product trials. Yes, including pilot and post-laser studies1,2 Not found in our review
Listed retail price $99 / box of 4
about $24.75 per mask
$99 / box of 4
about $24.75 per mask
GLO: $100 for one home treatment, $190 for two1 Face mask listed at $125 by one retailer4; recovery kit $755
Peptide vs. “Lipid-Peptide”

Same word, different things.

A peptide is a short chain of amino acids, the building blocks of protein. Here is what each brand actually uses.

ReVia RECOVER

A blend of peptides

GHK-Cu is a copper peptide (3 amino acids) with a long history in skincare. Acetyl Hexapeptide-8 (6 amino acids) is a well-known peptide aimed at expression lines. Sodium DNA and several forms of hyaluronic acid add hydration.

ReVia INFUSE

Hydration, not peptides

INFUSE has no named peptide. It uses Sodium DNA, niacinamide, collagen, hyaluronic acid and amino acids to leave skin moist and glowing. Pair it with a P5 serum if you want peptides in the routine.

Epicutis

One “lipid-peptide”

TSC is one amino acid (cysteine) with a fat-like tail attached. Epicutis calls it a lipid-peptide and says it acts like the skin’s own natural oils to support the barrier. The whole mask is built around this one ingredient.

In one line

Epicutis bets on one special ingredient that acts like the skin’s own oils. ReVia RECOVER uses a mix of two well-known peptides plus ingredients that hydrate. INFUSE focuses on moisture and glow. Different approaches, not proof that one works better.

Why ReVia Is Worth a Look

Simple to use. Easy to sell.

ReVia is not trying to be CO2Lift or Epicutis. It is built to be easy for your team, and easy for clients to take home.

01

Two masks for two needs

RECOVER for calming after needles, lasers and peels. INFUSE for glow after facials. Your team matches the mask to the service, not one mask to everything.

02

No mixing, no mess

Open the pack and put it on. Any trained team member can do it the same way every time.

03

Fits a normal appointment

20 to 30 minutes fits the time clients already spend in the chair. You don't have to stretch the booking.

04

A take-home box clients can afford

A box of 4 lists at $99, or about $25 a mask. That is an easy yes at checkout, and it brings clients back to you to buy more.

05

Room for your margin

Sereno provider pricing sits well under the $99 list price, so every take-home box earns, on top of the in-office mask you add to the service. Get access to see your exact cost.

06

One line, start to finish

The P5 Advanced and P5 Reserve serums carry the same peptide story into the client's daily routine.

Where the others are strong (we'd rather you hear it from us)

  • CO2Lift has published clinical studies on its finished product. Some clients ask for "carboxy" by name.
  • Epicutis has a patented hero ingredient (TSC) and a full recovery kit for the first week after a procedure.
  • Many spas carry more than one. ReVia can sit next to what you already use, as your everyday mask and your take-home line.
Which One?

A quick guide for your team.

Skin feels hot, tight or dry after microneedling, laser or a peel
ReVia RECOVER
Client wants a fresh, dewy finish after a HydraFacial or dermaplaning
ReVia INFUSE
Client wants something easy to keep using at home between visits
ReVia take-home box
Client asks for carboxytherapy, and you have 45 minutes
CO2Lift
You want a full 7–10 day home kit built around one lipid ingredient
Epicutis

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  1. CO2Lift product and pricing information from the manufacturer's website, reviewed October 1, 2026. Prices change; check before quoting.
  2. CO2Lift technology and wear time from published brand materials and retailer summaries, including skintypesolutions.com. Studies cited by the brand include a 2023 pilot study and randomized work after fractional CO2 laser.
  3. Epicutis Lipid Recovery Mask launch information, American Spa, October 13, 2021.
  4. Epicutis Lipid Recovery Mask listing, lazskincare.com, reviewed October 2026. Pack size not stated on the listing.
  5. Epicutis Recovery Care Set listing, artofskincare.com, reviewed October 2026.

ReVia’s mask labels say not to use on broken or damaged skin. The treating provider decides when, after a procedure, any mask is appropriate. This page compares how products are built and used. It does not claim that any product works better than, or the same as, another. ReVia Skin products are cosmetics and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. CO2Lift and Epicutis are trademarks of their respective owners. Sereno Health is not affiliated with or endorsed by them. ReVia Skin is distributed by Sereno Health.