A thin second-skin sheet soaked in concentrated ampoule rather than a watery essence, which is what separates an ampoule mask from the cheap ones that have dried out before the twenty minutes are up.
Three versions, each aimed at a different thing: heartleaf to calm skin that has reacted to something, niacinamide to work on tone, rice to soften and plump. The quickest way to find out whether an ingredient suits you is twenty minutes with it on your face rather than six weeks and a full-size bottle.
What is in it
The sheet is cut thin enough to sit against the skin without sliding, and holds enough serum that there is some left in the sachet when you take it off. That is worth pressing into the neck and the backs of the hands rather than throwing away.
The size of it
One sheet per sachet, sold singly so you can work through the three versions and settle on one rather than committing to a box of ten.
Good to know
Store the sachets flat and out of the sun, and use one within a few minutes of opening it. There is no benefit to leaving a sheet on past twenty minutes; after that it takes moisture back out of the skin.
A korean sheet mask is the simplest way to test an ingredient before buying a bottle of it, and this is the hydrating face mask we point people at when they ask where to start with korean skincare.
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