Review (3/5): Mediocre masks. Factory errors.
Man, I got these cheap at a store near me and I’m glad I did! They absolutely are not worth the price they’re charging online! I paid $1 for one and it was buy one get one free. So 50 cents per mask. First off, maybe it was a factory error, hence the cheap price, but the tea tree and calendula smelled exactly the same! I have pure tea tree oil at home, so I know what it’s supposed to smell like. I did like the calendula mask, pleasant floral scent and very moisturizing. Definitely not for my oily skin type, but dry skin users will definitely benefit! There’s a lot of essence left in the packets after using the masks, so I saved it by rolling them up and closing it with a clip. It could last over 8 uses for facial applications! I also used it as a body lotion to great success.
Lotus and hibiscus were nice, moisturizing masks with pretty scents. Again, too greasy for my skin, but that’s not a point against them, it’s just not right for me personally.
The biggest issue was the rose hip one, which really disappointed me because I love rose scents. This smelled nothing like a rose, it smelled like glue! Very non irritating and moisturizing, but unattractive smell.
Another big issue with these is they expire within a year of their manufacturing date! So depending on when you get it, you’re rushing against the clock to use it before they go bad.
Beautiful packaging and generous essence portions, but with the issues I mentioned and the fact that besides being moisturizing they didn’t do much else, they very average in quality.