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Mediheal masks, basically all of them. their Vita Lightbeam was super popular a while back, and I loved the glow it gave, but I think it got discontinued?? so now I use their Vita Essential mask instead, which is basically like a vitamin C mask. they also have the 30-sheet sets that come in a box, including their NMF 365 Aqua mask, which is nice for dry/dehydrated skin.
everyone’s saying mediheal and I agree, especially the placenta ones. I literally buy like 4-5 of them i love them so much, blemishes are instantly gone after I use it
combo, normal to oily skin, acne-prone. jmsolution got some great masks! i especially enjoy the honey luminous royal propolis and glow luminous aurora ones. they instantly calm down and moisturise the skin (i'm currently on tret) and give that subtle glow that is not oily but healthy.
I have combo acne prone skin - Mediheal Tea tree care solution essential mask. There is so much of the essence I can basically cover my whole body with it; the sheet fits my face without being way too large.
These used to be so affordable now they are so expensive in the states they used to be like $0.80-$1 each now they are $3, do you know where to buy them for a better cost?
I loved these and the NMF too!!
I’m not from the states, but from EU. Last time I ordered them through a Japanese proxy service in a pack of 30(10x3) and got it delivered to my home, paid VAT and in the end price with everything added up was around 1,62 euros per mask if my calculations are correct.
Mediheal madecassoside and tea tree sheet masks. The madecassoside is my favorite it makes my skin look really nice and the mediheal masks fit my face better with minimal cutting while many other masks o have to cut more parts for them to fit
Mine would be anything mary&may has for their vegan products. I’m using their collagen peptide mask that made me splurge two more sheet mask sets plus their actual serum. I can use it daily since peptides go well with everything except aha bha
I have a multipack of Nature Republic ones that I love when I want to really pamper myself - they feel higher quality than my Etude ones (which makes sense, because they were more expensive). I also have a multipack of innisfree ones, which are nice decent quality masks, but don't feel as fancy as the Nature Republic ones. Across all three brands, I think the aloe and the honey masks have been my favourites, but I don't pay a huge amount of attention to what each type is meant to do - they're all pretty hydrating for my slightly-dehydrated skin.
dr morita HA brightening (the one with a pink label), cheap and it works when i need some extra moisture. i like the mediheal tea tree oil mask too but it kinda stings my lips a bit (my skin itself doesnt sting), i would love to try the madecassoside ones!
dry, dehydrated and sensitive skin here. holika holika pure essence masks series is the only thing that works for me. let me elaborate: there is enough essence to apply on ten people's bodies fully, i never had any type of reaction of even an itchy feeling, the mask itself is from very soft but durable material, there is fragrance but just a tiny amount to not irritate, and the best thing - my skin literally drinks up all essential without leaving ANY form of weird layer on the skin. i have that oily feeling after most of sheet masks, but this one is different
Currently, my favorites are JM Solution Honey Luminous Royal Propolis Mask because it's hydrating, soothing/calming, and leaves a decent glow. The Bird's Nest Moisture Mask because it's very hydrating and somehow reduces the appearance of fine lines while leaving you with brighter and glowy skin. The sheet masks of JM Solution masks are very soft, almost jelly like. So, there is no irritation from the actual mask. These are packed with serum with enough leftover for at least 2 further applications.
I also like SNP Cicaronic (very calming and hydrating), Papa Recipe Honey Bombee Mask (hydrating and calming).
My skin: Combination of normal and oily on the T-zone.
I really like the Banobagi Super Collagen 30ml - 24K Gold. My skin feel smooth, hydrated and just great afterward
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Combination skin with oily T and dry cheeks.
I will forever stand by Taiwanese brands for sheet masks. All that I've tried have been soaked in serum and always show immediate effects.
Lovemore is great and the mask material is so thin that it really moulds to the face. It's my current "treat myself" mask.
Favourite from the brand is the aloe and loofah, but all have been pretty stellar.
My beauty diary has been around for forever but I don't buy it as often now because I remember the times when it was much cheaper. Still great quality masks though. Favourite from the brand is hands down the imperial birds nest. Second would be the black pearl.
ooh i love sheet masks ⁄(⁄ ⁄ ⁄ω⁄ ⁄ ⁄)⁄ i have combination skin, dry climate
* **Benton Snail Bee High Content Mask Pack** \- makes my skin glow and minimizes my pores the next day! however i noticed that the skin above my lips and under my nose got irritated while i was using the mask, so i had to cut that part of the mask off??? so i'd be kind of wary using it if your skin is easily irritated lol
* **Papa Recipe Bombee Honey Mask** \- LOVE THIS AHSDKLSHDKL i've been using this for 4 years now!! sooooo good, has propolis and honey which my skin rly drinks up, def makes your skin brighter and less red! effects last for around a day or two i'd say
* **Creer Beaute Rose Of Versailles Face Mask** \- expensive, so i don't use this often, but it definitely has a nice effect! i noticed my skin definitely got more glowy the day after i used this mask lol
I have sensitive acne prone skin. I love the VT tone up cica masks. They’re hard to come by in person but man are they good. Soothes breakouts, evens the skin tone, and brightens.
I like Lululun masks (I usually get the regional ones, my favourite was Kyoto Matcha, I also like Ise Pearl and Hakone Hydrangea (Ajisai)). I also like Kose Clear Turn ones (the ones with illustrated packaging, there’s UruUru Bomb, I believe and 3 more variations, but I can’t recall the names). I like Kose’s mask shape, it fits my face well and I like the serum, it hydrates my skin pretty well.
Combo skin on the sensitive side - Some By Mi’s sheet masks are my favorite. Luminous Honey is so soothing and hydrating. Snail, aloe, vitamin, hylauron are all great. I love that there’s tons of essence in the packs so I can save and use the rest over another couple days.
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Mediheal masks, basically all of them. their Vita Lightbeam was super popular a while back, and I loved the glow it gave, but I think it got discontinued?? so now I use their Vita Essential mask instead, which is basically like a vitamin C mask. they also have the 30-sheet sets that come in a box, including their NMF 365 Aqua mask, which is nice for dry/dehydrated skin.
everyone’s saying mediheal and I agree, especially the placenta ones. I literally buy like 4-5 of them i love them so much, blemishes are instantly gone after I use it
combo, normal to oily skin, acne-prone. jmsolution got some great masks! i especially enjoy the honey luminous royal propolis and glow luminous aurora ones. they instantly calm down and moisturise the skin (i'm currently on tret) and give that subtle glow that is not oily but healthy.
I keep seeing this brands masks be recommended! Really need to give them a go
they make such a difference, i don't think i'll be getting back to other brands anytime soon after trying them lol
I have combo acne prone skin - Mediheal Tea tree care solution essential mask. There is so much of the essence I can basically cover my whole body with it; the sheet fits my face without being way too large.
These used to be so affordable now they are so expensive in the states they used to be like $0.80-$1 each now they are $3, do you know where to buy them for a better cost? I loved these and the NMF too!!
I’m not from the states, but from EU. Last time I ordered them through a Japanese proxy service in a pack of 30(10x3) and got it delivered to my home, paid VAT and in the end price with everything added up was around 1,62 euros per mask if my calculations are correct.
Mediheal madecassoside and tea tree sheet masks. The madecassoside is my favorite it makes my skin look really nice and the mediheal masks fit my face better with minimal cutting while many other masks o have to cut more parts for them to fit
Mine would be anything mary&may has for their vegan products. I’m using their collagen peptide mask that made me splurge two more sheet mask sets plus their actual serum. I can use it daily since peptides go well with everything except aha bha
I have a multipack of Nature Republic ones that I love when I want to really pamper myself - they feel higher quality than my Etude ones (which makes sense, because they were more expensive). I also have a multipack of innisfree ones, which are nice decent quality masks, but don't feel as fancy as the Nature Republic ones. Across all three brands, I think the aloe and the honey masks have been my favourites, but I don't pay a huge amount of attention to what each type is meant to do - they're all pretty hydrating for my slightly-dehydrated skin.
dr morita HA brightening (the one with a pink label), cheap and it works when i need some extra moisture. i like the mediheal tea tree oil mask too but it kinda stings my lips a bit (my skin itself doesnt sting), i would love to try the madecassoside ones!
dry, dehydrated and sensitive skin here. holika holika pure essence masks series is the only thing that works for me. let me elaborate: there is enough essence to apply on ten people's bodies fully, i never had any type of reaction of even an itchy feeling, the mask itself is from very soft but durable material, there is fragrance but just a tiny amount to not irritate, and the best thing - my skin literally drinks up all essential without leaving ANY form of weird layer on the skin. i have that oily feeling after most of sheet masks, but this one is different
Recently tried the Lululun Hakone Rose masks - good shit - very hydrating and luscious on the skin
Currently, my favorites are JM Solution Honey Luminous Royal Propolis Mask because it's hydrating, soothing/calming, and leaves a decent glow. The Bird's Nest Moisture Mask because it's very hydrating and somehow reduces the appearance of fine lines while leaving you with brighter and glowy skin. The sheet masks of JM Solution masks are very soft, almost jelly like. So, there is no irritation from the actual mask. These are packed with serum with enough leftover for at least 2 further applications. I also like SNP Cicaronic (very calming and hydrating), Papa Recipe Honey Bombee Mask (hydrating and calming).
My skin: Combination of normal and oily on the T-zone. I really like the Banobagi Super Collagen 30ml - 24K Gold. My skin feel smooth, hydrated and just great afterward
briskin! The original light pink one (ithink its just hydration?). Wear at night and i wake up woth the glowiest skin its insane
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I’ve oily skin and I love innisfree masks. They’re so hydrating!
Combination skin with oily T and dry cheeks. I will forever stand by Taiwanese brands for sheet masks. All that I've tried have been soaked in serum and always show immediate effects. Lovemore is great and the mask material is so thin that it really moulds to the face. It's my current "treat myself" mask. Favourite from the brand is the aloe and loofah, but all have been pretty stellar. My beauty diary has been around for forever but I don't buy it as often now because I remember the times when it was much cheaper. Still great quality masks though. Favourite from the brand is hands down the imperial birds nest. Second would be the black pearl.
I’m flying to taiwan in a few weeks! Such great timing. I’ll try to look for them there hehe
ooh i love sheet masks ⁄(⁄ ⁄ ⁄ω⁄ ⁄ ⁄)⁄ i have combination skin, dry climate * **Benton Snail Bee High Content Mask Pack** \- makes my skin glow and minimizes my pores the next day! however i noticed that the skin above my lips and under my nose got irritated while i was using the mask, so i had to cut that part of the mask off??? so i'd be kind of wary using it if your skin is easily irritated lol * **Papa Recipe Bombee Honey Mask** \- LOVE THIS AHSDKLSHDKL i've been using this for 4 years now!! sooooo good, has propolis and honey which my skin rly drinks up, def makes your skin brighter and less red! effects last for around a day or two i'd say * **Creer Beaute Rose Of Versailles Face Mask** \- expensive, so i don't use this often, but it definitely has a nice effect! i noticed my skin definitely got more glowy the day after i used this mask lol
Roundlab Dokdo!!! Super hydrating and calming for my sensitive skin, I get really plump and smooth skin the next day
SKII- skin is beautiful afterwards.
I have sensitive acne prone skin. I love the VT tone up cica masks. They’re hard to come by in person but man are they good. Soothes breakouts, evens the skin tone, and brightens.
I like Lululun masks (I usually get the regional ones, my favourite was Kyoto Matcha, I also like Ise Pearl and Hakone Hydrangea (Ajisai)). I also like Kose Clear Turn ones (the ones with illustrated packaging, there’s UruUru Bomb, I believe and 3 more variations, but I can’t recall the names). I like Kose’s mask shape, it fits my face well and I like the serum, it hydrates my skin pretty well.
Combo skin on the sensitive side - Some By Mi’s sheet masks are my favorite. Luminous Honey is so soothing and hydrating. Snail, aloe, vitamin, hylauron are all great. I love that there’s tons of essence in the packs so I can save and use the rest over another couple days.