Review on 🎭 Glam Up Facial Sheet Mask BTS 12 Combo (Pack of 12) - Skincare for Hydration, Brightening, and Soothing - Beauty Mask For All Skin Types by James Beird

Sheet masks are great overall and perfect for marinating your face with good skincare ingredients. I try to keep in the habit of regularly using cheap sheet masks as part of my overall skincare routine. After realizing that they were cheaper than the drugstore masks I sometimes buy and then even more discounted with a subscription and savings account, I checked out the reviews and decided to give it a try. That's great. This isn't some crazy miracle mask that delivers instant top-notch cosmetic results or anything like that, and it certainly isn't. Nothing in this price range. But they're well-formulated, they're comfortable, they're serum-rich (I like the little knurled corner at the bottom to squeeze out each drop more precisely), and each actually captures a bit of the claimed specialty. one piece. All of these will hydrate, as will glycerin formulas, but those claiming specific hydration benefits seem to go a little deeper and last longer than the others, while the calming/brightening/firming benefits of the others seem to be present. , in its thin soft form. Your long-term benefit from it, as with any other quality skincare product, depends most on your consistency and your overall skincare regimen in general, so don't expect miracles if you simply add it to your current routine of under-nourishing your skin and solving it You aware of your skin care issues. But it's a great maintenance tool, as all sheet masks are designed to hydrate if you use them regularly, and they offer this fun extra benefit. Part of the fun is just the sense of variety and being able to choose options for different skincare moods, and while they differ only slightly, the fun itself is an added value. As for the experience itself, it's great to use. There isn't one sheet mask that fits all faces, but this one fits me very well, probably better than the average sheet masks (most feel a bit small to me). I always make little extra slits to smooth things out better in every sheet mask I use, and I do that with these too. The material is easy to tear which is great, you don't need to use scissors, it won't stretch, pucker or warp. The material also stays well saturated; I try to wear it for a good 30 minutes and reapply the extra serum in the sachet over the mask in a few areas I want to keep particularly wet, but the mask doesn't dry out quickly at all. or definitely really need extra serum. And then, at the end, even if you pour every last crumb from the bag onto your skin (and even squeeze out the mask fiber itself if you're a frugal idiot like me) and rub it all in, drying really isn't sticky, so is it great. . It's certainly not nearly as sticky drying as other glycerin-based sheet mask serums I've used. I just apply my regular night cream or something and it's fine. A word from experience: if you're thinking about keeping the extra serum in the pack of masks like this and using it as a regular serum under your moisturizer like a regular skincare serum, I wouldn't recommend it. First of all, I think you get the most out of the mask if you simply apply as much of it as you can while the sheet is there so it stays on your face and then rub it in while the skin is so exposed. But secondly, serums like this are high in silicones, which (if chosen correctly) are skin-soothing ingredients and are common in most moisturizers and other products, but you don't want to be constantly pouring copious amounts of them all over your face. at every cleaning. They are safe, but they form a kind of barrier that prevents your skin from absorbing other beneficial substances and otherwise interacting normally with the environment, so your skin should be ripped from plenty of them. Some silicone in your sunscreen. and moisturizers are one thing, and some people use silicone based foundations to even out the texture of the skin under makeup and so on, but some people have problems with silicone on their face in general and it can affect the effectiveness of other skin care products. Just keep this in mind when planning the steps of your skincare process (e.g. applying a silicone-based makeup primer after all your treatment ingredients have been applied and left to sit for a while) and when deciding how often to use serums from such use things. like these sheet masks. I've had no trouble draining the excess serum from those packets into a bottle, mixing up those leftovers and using them consistently for some time, but I've seen no benefit either, and there are good cheap glycerine-based serums out there. those that are more suitable for this purpose and do not contain large amounts of silicones and preservatives. (Note that as with all glycerin-based products, it's important to use other moisturizers if you live in a dry environment. Glycerin attracts moisture to itself, and in a humid environment that means it draws moisture from the air into it Your skin pulls skin, but in a dry environment it can easily absorb moisture into your skin unless you apply extra moisture on top of it (a consideration many people are unaware of) Overall I would definitely recommend these masks The price is excellent, the value of taking care of yourself is high, they look beautiful, they are convenient, they are even cheaper to subscribe and save, all the advantages are there, they are great as a gift or Part of a gift with cool personal care items.(A jade face roll over a sheet mask is a great combination.) If you don't need sheet masks or none For example, if you use sheet masks, don't buy sheet masks, but if you need sheet masks, be sure to try them.