My only qualm about this cleanser is the little leaf particles in gel. Other people may enjoy the slight physical exfoliation it provides, but personally, it had the potential to irrtate my skin if I wasn’t being careful.

This cleanser is simple, but definitely not boring. It left my dry, sensitive skin feeling soothed and clean, but definitely not stripped of moisture. It foams up a good bit, making for a good cleansing experience.

I don’t like the sheet mask itself. It mask comes with a mesh layer on top, which you are supposed to peel off to create microbubbles you massage into the mask. I don’t see what the point of the microbubbles is and I find having to peel off the mesh layer makes putting on the mask so much more of a nuisance than it should be. I think this mask could’ve done fine without.

I was sent a set that contained 10 of these masks to review (I’ve used 7 over the course of the past couple weeks). Each mask comes in a separate pouch with 25ml of essence, with all ten of them housed in a box, which isn’t really sustainable.

The star ingredients in this mask are snail secretion filtrate (10,000 ppm) and honey extract (10,000 ppm). It also contains glycerin, niacinamide, royal jelly extract, propolis extract, beta-glucan, ceramide NP, hyaluronic acid, tea leaf extract, and artemesia extract.

In my experience using this mask, these ingredients work together to hydrate and calm skin, leaving your skin bouncy, glowy, and soothed. Basically it’s everything I want in a sheet mask. 

Aside from hydrating and nourishing skin, the mask claims to reduce fine lines. I don’t think this mask actually does that; rather, fine lines become less visible because of plumpness it gives your skin. It doesn’t actually firm your skin.

And that’s okay. I think it’s unrealistic to expect that from a sheet mask you use a couple times a week. To me, a sheet mask is all about adding an extra hydrating and soothing step to your routine when you need it, and this mask fulfills that purpose perfectly.

Additional points:
- stuck to my skin very well!! Did not slide off
- no discernable scent

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My only problem with this cleanser is the size. At 80ml for $16USD, its not necessarily expensive, but you get less product for the price in comparison to other cleansers. For example, the Krave Matcha Hemp Hydrating Cleanser contains 120ml of product for the same price. 

I understand that this product was designed to be easy to travel with, but the volume for the price is definitely something to keep in mind. 

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This is probably my favourite cleanser! Its a thick gel cleanser that lathers into rich, yet gentle foam. It doesn’t strip the skin; rather, it leaves my skin feeling hydrated and soothed, while still providing an effective cleanse.

The sensorial experience of using this is one of the highlights. The package is gorgeous, yet minimal. The cleanser has a gorgeous yuzu fruit scent - I would bathe in that scent if I could. Despite the fragrance, it doesn’t irritate my skin. 

However, it has been recently reformulated to be fragrance free, so that’s great if you’re concerned about fragrance.