IT is an overnight sleeping mask that infuses skin with phytonutrients so that you wakeup with your skin looking hydrated, plump, replenished and radiant.

The mask is supposed to hydrate and balance skin whole it brightens. It contains coconut oil, glycerin, aloe vera, almond oil, and several oils. One of the biggest marketing pulls for the mask is it contains hyaluronic acid but it’s way down on the list of ingredients. It does contain fragrance as well so I assume the light coconut scent isn’t actually from the coconut oil but from a synthetic fragrance. I don’t see anything harmful here but I had a bad experience with the mask which I’ll explain in a bit. One thing to note is it contains an impressive array of oils yet the mask is really, really dry and I felt like it did absolutely nothing in the ways of moisture or hydration for me. I didn’t come out of this feeling my skin was smoother or more moist. It was just a bone dry mask. I mean, some people don’t really like how drippy and saturated Korean Masks are but I love mine that way and always feel my skin benefits from all the essence included in a single Korean sheet mask.

It is a single use facial sheet mask available for $3.99. It contains coconut oil as well as a variety of other oils to aid in hydrating and brightening the skin tone. Sadly, the mask’s fit was poor and it felt too large on my face with large gaps around my lips and eye sockets. I felt like the mask was also lacking in essence and felt very dry. I experience some stinging when using this but this may be because I have a rare reaction to coconut skincare from time time. After 10 minutes of use I didn’t feel my face was more hydrated or smoother nor did my complexion look brighter.