Etude House 0.2mm Snail Sheet Mask Review

Hello all,

I have picked up quite a few masks from Etude House’s 0.2mm range of sheet masks. Find out how this “Snail” variant fared on me.

Price:
$1.30 per mask.
Product Description:

My Experience with Etude House 0.2mm Snail Sheet Mask:

I kind of am a daredevil when it comes to getting a chance of using masks based on something strange. I have always wanted to try something different like bee’s venom or snail masks, something along these lines. I finally tried this Snail sheet mask and let’s see how I felt about it!

The range is called 0.2 mm Air therapy mask and it is the thinnest cotton mask I have used. I have used quite a few Korean sheet mask brands like The Face Shop, Innisfree, Missha, Hollika Hollika, Skin Food but none of them are this thin. I sometimes fear that this might tear or rip. But it doesn’t. The mask feels like a fermented coconut sheet mask because it is super translucent and once you put on the mask, it doesn’t look that obvious as a normal cotton sheet mask.

Although the mask is super thin, but it has more than enough serum in it. I like the fact that it’s neither dripping wet nor dry. It has perfect amount of liquid to it. And being a super thin mask, I thought this one would dry up quickly, but it doesn’t. It takes 20 minutes to dry, just like you regular sheet mask. Also, the serum in this range of mask is pretty sticky. It’s not watery thin, but is a bit thick and sticky. Not too sticky to cause irritation, but as compared to other sheet masks, it is a bit goopy.

This mask is supposed to smooth your skin and make it firm. I did not notice much firmness in my skin but there was smoothness that I noticed. It makes your skin super smooth and soft. My skin felt supple, like I have used a mild exfoliator. I like this about sheet masks that they provide instant results though they don’t give long lasting results. My skin feels nourished and healthy after using this mask. It has a pleasant fragrance that doesn’t linger much.