When I first started on this sheet mask journey in 2016, it was more to use up sheet masks that I had sitting in my stash which at the time was probably around 30 masks. Then around the time that I started really enjoying them, the North American beauty world also picked up on the joy of sheet masking and though I have long since finished my expiring stash of masks, I picked up WAY more in my gusto to review ALL OF THE SHEET MASKS. I have never thought of myself as a "go hard or go home" gal, but I can't deny that in recent years that when it has come to hobbies like nail art, sheet masks, bath bombs or most recently the banjolele, I have gone "full Boyle" (for those who watch Brooklyn 99)!
Purchased by me
You can tell that this mask review is a bit older as the colour of my hair gives it away, but when The Creme Shop started collaborating with Sanrio I bought every single sheet mask they came out with and I am STILL making my way through some of the CUTEST printed sheet masks ever! Honestly, this is the main selling feature because the results are really sort of meh.
Mask Summary:
Price: $3.99 USD
Skin concerns: Congestion and detoxifying
Scent: Metallic
Duration: 15 minutes
Essence Type: Clear gel
Thickness: Medium (typical of printed sheet masks though)
Mask Fit: Needed to cut slits in eyes
Tackiness: Light
Hydration: Low
Other notes: N/A
Final verdict: As I said before, the print is VERY cute, but I really didn't feel like it did a whole lot for my skin in terms of detox. It was nice, but not something I would actively seek to repurchase. I knew what I was getting into with these printed masks and they delivered in terms of entertainment and even fit was pretty good, but now that I've gotten my fun, I think I'm good!
You can find the The Creme Shop Bad Badtz Maru Detox Rocks Sheet Mask at www.thecremeshop.com
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