DERMAL Korean Collagen Face Mask – Hydrating & Soothing Sheet Mask with Panthenol – Hypoallergenic Calming Moisture Care for All Skin Types – 16 Combo Pack A

I really enjoy these sheet masks and have repurchased a few times now. They are really good quality for the price and are a great moisturizing base before makeup. My skin feels soft and not sticky afterwards and I like that the eye cutouts are left on the mask so that I can position them to moisturize right under my eyes. There is a good variety of different ones, and even the few that seemed like they may be a little weird or not smell great (snake, snail, seaweed...) do not smell offensive and are nice and pleasant. I will continue to stick with this brand as I repurchase.

Purchased these a few years ago for my sister, who loved them, and then purchased them again last month but for myself! She has oily, acne prone skin and often wears face makeup. For reference, I have very dry, sensitive, 25 year old skin with the occasional tiny or big painful zit(s). I also have redness in my cheeks (closer to my nose), dry forehead+cheeks that flake when foundation is applied even after exfoliating. I do not use face products other than Japanese red ginseng facial cleanser and the occasional dab of Cerave basic dry skin moisturizer. I'm not big on skin care, but I'd like to get into it.For months, I have been seeing sheet masks in stores, but kept passing them up. I did the math, and these come out to <60 cents each, while the ones in the stores start at about two dollars, even the ones at the big blue supermarket. So I kept passing them up with these in mind, but kept putting off buying them because I didn't want to spend 10 bucks. I also have issues with instant gratification, so I didn't want to order them. I'm glad I did.So far I have used a few and the Aloe one is my favorite. Made my skin so soft and moist. I have trouble feeling moisture in my skin, and this mask helped.I really did not like the "Herb" one. I think it's lavender? I can't remember what the ingredients said, but there is a photo of lavender on the front, and usually I like herbal face treatments, especially since lavender is my favorite herb. This one kinda stung a little after putting it on, and it's my fault for not taking it off. I figured it was normal, because most face products make my skin tingle somewhat. After removing, my skin felt slightly smoother but not moister, and it kind of hurt. The next day I had a few painful zits.Before using these, I gently squeeze them in the packet so some of the liquid falls to the bottom, then I gently remove the mask from the package, trying to save some of the liquid in the packet. With the Aloe one, I rubbed some of the liquid into my skin the next day before going to bed, and my skin did feel nice the next morning, but not as nice as after using the whole sheet mask. I threw away the rest of the Herb liquid though. Not only are these sheet masks cheap, but they are VERY generous with the amount of serum your mask comes with, which is great. You could probably even reuse the sheet itself if you wash it off, as they are very decent quality in that sense.I can't wait to try the rest of these! I do not plan on trying the ones that have animal products (except the honey and pearl ones) but if I can get my boyfriend to try them, I will update my review on that part too!

I'm new to Korean sheet masks and was a little overwhelmed by all the choices. I ordered this one because of its: 1) good reviews; 2) good price; 3) wide variety, and was not disappointed. First, I received 16 different masks, which was very impressive. I've tried 2 so far, and found both to be quite good. The mask stayed on my face securely and stayed wet for over 20 minutes, even when I was sitting under a ceiling fan. I could wear my glasses over the mask with no problems. There was also enough essence left in the packet for my arms and legs.The first one I tried was actually not in the product picture. It just said "collagen essence" (labelled #6 on the back). It felt cool and soothing, moisturized my skin noticeably, and dried a little tacky. The second one I tried was green tea. It actually caused a slight stinging sensation for about 10 min, and noticeably brightened and moisturized my skin. It dried without tackiness. I guess the different types of masks are actually different, and I'm excited to try the rest.As a newbie to many skin products, I'm most concerned about 2 aspects: 1) potential breakouts, 2) some level of effectiveness to justify the cost. My skin is oily and generally well-behaved, and breaks out within 2 days if I use the wrong product. For me at least, these masks appear to be safe and effective. I'm very pleased with my purchase. While I will probably experiment with other sheet masks, I think this is a good basic set that I can always come back to.--------------------------5-MONTH UPDATE:Since I started sheet-masking 5 months ago, I have repurchased this once and tried 3 other brands within a similar price range. I still think this is a fine basic set, but I have dropped 1 star for a few reasons:1. Dermal masks are made from a thicker material than the other brands (Etude House, Innisfree and My Beauty Diary) I have tried. As a result, they feel heavier, don't fit as well, and tend to dry out more quickly.2. The different varieties of the Dermal masks are very similar. A few (green tea, vitamin C and snail) seem to be more brightening than others, but overall, they are all decently hydrating, and that's it.3. Other brands may have formulation that work better with my skin. I found that Etude House and MBD masks both seem to be slightly more hydrating and plumping. The essence in Dermal masks seems to be more watery and less silky.I still plan to finish my 2nd variety pack of Dermal masks, but I have found other brands that work better for me.

These are nice. I put them in the refrigerator to make them cool and it just adds a hint of cooling action will purchase again. What a great variety.