Unlike traditional hydrogel masks, this gel mask combines essence and gel, so the essence is in the gel. Which was why the hydrogel pieces were only lightly coated in essence when I pulled them out of the packet. So technology. Much wow. This mask claims to nourish and moisturize with ingredients such as beta-glucan (1st […]
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This mask claims to brighten, hydrate, and balance the skin with 0.2% hydrolyzed collagen (nourish), green purslane (antioxidate), 0.02% pearl powder (brighten), beta-glucan (soothe), and vitamin E (hydrate). $8.99 for a 10-pack on Amazon. Water, Glycerin, Butylene Glycol, Hydrolyzed collagen, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice, Portulaca Oleracea Extract, Pearl powder, Beta-Glucan, Panthenol, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polysorbate 80, […]
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I’ve never heard of this brand Vanedo. It is super affordable and comes in more than 12 different types. If possible, I would like to try out the 5 other types I have in my stash. This water-soluble marine algae essence mask claims to rejuvenate and moisturize sensitive skin with purslane extract (soothe), hyaluronic acid […]
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Soyedodam is a very uncommon brand, I’ve never seen it in any websites. Apparently, its parent company is Korea Ginseng, a long-time purveyor of the highest quality red ginseng. This 2-piece hydrogel mask, drenched in a full bottle of organic serum, claims to improve fine lines, hyperpigmentation, and hydrate with 6-yr-old Korean red ginseng (antioxidate), […]
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This mask is different from Lululun’s usual million-sheets-in-a-box masks. This is their premium (and therefore pricier) special care ONE masks that come individually packed in a classy-looking box of 5. It contains squalane (4th) and jojoba seed oil (6th). It also contains Brightenyl (a stabilized gallic acid) for healing the skin, and apple and grape […]
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Isntree prides themselves with reasonably-priced products that only uses natural ingredients, and does not test on animals. The packaging is plain and simple, just like their ingredients list. This mask claims to give long-lasting hydration and soothe skin with white willow bark extract. White willow extract is nature’s salicylic acid and it helps to smoothen […]
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Beautaniq is a plant-based skincare brand that makes uncomplicated, effective, cruelty-free, natural skin care. Read my review on their Radiant Glow variant here. This mask claims to hydrate and plump skin with bamboo extract, lotus seed, hyaluronic acid, and niacinamide. $6 at Beautaniq. Water, Sodium Hyaluronate, Glycerin, Dipropylene Glycol, Trehalose, Niacinamide, Bambusa Vulgaris (Bamboo) Extract, Nelumbo […]
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Trefiel is an Australian company, their masks are made from ingredients that are plant based and GMO free. Which means they are free from harsh and damaging chemicals. This mask I’m reviewing is their Moisturising variant. It claims to hydrate, give skin a youthful glow, and fill fine lines and wrinkles. It contains trelahose (hydrate), […]
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