SHEET MASK | Jayjun Cosmetic x Drew Barrymore "The More" Collection

I was quite surprised when I saw this collaboration as Drew Barrymore was the last celebrity I would have imagined partnering up with a Korean beauty brand! Released in 2018, this collection is modeled after Drew's favourite Jayjun mask, the Baby Pure Shining Mask which I have reviewed before and LOVED and comes in three steps. These are one of my favourite ways of masking as I find it so cute and efficient to have my entire skincare routine all in one little compact package. Whenever I travelled, these were the masks I would take as it made packing skincare a tad more efficient. I picked up all three masks from "The More" Collection each with its own unique skincare focus. 

Purchased by me

More Than Seanol Wrinkle Care Mask

Contains an ingredient called seanol, extracted from Ecklonia Cava Extract, a brown algae found in the waters of Japan and Korea and is an antioxidant. This mask contains a: serum, sheet mask and an eye cream.

The serum was a clear, thick gel very similar to the essence in the sheet mask actually and it melted nicely into my skin in preparation for the mask. The eye cream was a fairly thick cream texture, but actually felt lightweight around the eyes. I always find that there is always A LOT of product in one of these little packets whenever there is an eye cream which ends up lasting me a couple of uses!

Mask Summary More Than Seanol Wrinkle Care:

Price: I paid $3.99 USD at a now defunct Korean e-tailer. 

Skin concerns: Fine lines, wrinkles

Scent: None

Essence Type: Thick, clear gel

Duration: 15-20 minutes

Thickness: Thin 

Mask Fit: A little wrinkly around the jawline

Tackiness: Very light

Hydration: Not bad, but because of the drier weather I added a few drops of Omorovicza Miracle Oil

Other notes: The mask soaked up a lot of essence!

More Than Green Tox Cleanse Mask

This mask is a detoxifying mask and uses ingredients like lemon, spinach, broccoli for deep cleansing and brightening. This mask contains a: cleanser, serum and sheet mask.

The cleanser was a thick, cream formula that left my skin feeling squeaky clean which I find typical of many Asian foam/cream cleansers. The serum absorbed quickly into my skin and had a milky gel-like texture which I enjoyed!

Mask Summary More Than Green Tox Cleanse:

Price: I paid $3.99 USD at a now defunct Korean e-tailer. 

Skin concerns: Congestion, purifying

Scent: None

Essence Type: Thick, slightly milky gel

Duration: 20 minutes

Thickness: Thin 

Mask Fit: A little wrinkly around the jawline

Tackiness: Medium 

Hydration: Pretty intense! No further moisturizer was really needed, but I like my Omorovicza Miracle oil, so I used two drops.

Other notes: The mask soaked up a lot of essence!

More Than Nutrition Brightening Mask

This mask is all about skin nourishment and contains grain ingredients like rice, soybean and lentil extract to soften and plump the skin. This mask contains a: cleanser, sheet mask and cream moisturizer.

The cleanser was a cream and had what looked like tiny exfoliating bits in it, but I literally only felt like five of them so there wasn't too much exfoliation to worry about. 

Mask Summary More Than Nutrition:

Price: I paid $3.99 USD at a now defunct Korean e-tailer. 

Skin concerns: Dullness, hydration

Scent: None

Essence Type: Cloudy, super watery. 

Duration: 20 minutes

Thickness: Thin 

Mask Fit: A little wrinkly around the jawline and hard to smooth out around the eyes and nose.

Tackiness: Light

Hydration: Was good without having to use the third step of the "Nutrition Cream", but my skin looked brighter and felt a bit more "complete" once I applied the moisturizer. Note that I did not use all of it.

Other notes: Though the mask was the same material, it did not soak up the watery essence as nicely as the masks with the thicker gel consistency. 

Final verdict: Out of all three masks, I would only repurchase the "More than Nutrition" mask as I saw immediate results. The Seanol mask is a close second as it played nicely with my facial oil with my skin having a healthy overall glow. I have always found the Jayjun masks to be pretty solid, but I felt like the fit of these masks was not quite as good as their other ones, but I am really splitting hairs here. These masks were totally worth the try and a great way to get to know the essence (pun intended) of the brand!

You can find the Jayjun Cosmetic x Drew Barrymore "The More" Collection at various Korean e-tailers.