Sulwhasoo Overnight Revitalizing Mask [Review]

I've only had the Sulwhasoo Overnight Revitalizing Mask for less than a week, but having used it almost every night I've been so impressed that I just had to sing its praises ASAP. Without further ado, here it is!

The Saem Urban Eco Harakeke Firming Seed Sleeping Pack [Review]

Sleeping packs aren't a daily necessity but, given the imminent colder weather, I've been alternating between three sleeping packs - Naruko, Innisfree and The Saem Urban Eco Harakeke Firming Seed Sleeping Pack, the subject of this review.

In a nutshell, a sleeping pack is a facial mask you wear to bed, either on top of or instead of night cream for extra hydration while you snooze away. When you wake up, wash it off, and voila - instant beautiful skin!

The Saem Gem Miracle Black Pearl O2 Bubble Mask [Review]

A recently used up product, this Gem Miracle Black Pearl O2 Bubble Mask from The Saem is one of the few face masks I used semi regularly - most of the time, I favour sheet masks for convenience.

The Black Pearl O2 Bubble Mask, containing oxygen and black pearl extract, claims to brighten, purify the complexion, shrink pores while removing dead skin cells. Plus, it was only ₩9,800 (just over £5, on sale from TesterKorea)!

Chocoable EpiPack peeling mask

The Chocoable EpiPack for face is a chocolate peeling mask which is a top seller in Japan. It claims to be good for removing dead skin, unclogging & shrinking pores, and revealing more even and brighter skin, plus ideal for use before makeup application so that it goes on nice and smooth.

I purchased mine from Zakka24 along with the matching chocolate lipgloss. The mask comes in a squeezy tube with 80g of product


Despite what some of the promo pictures show, it does not remove facial hairs (maybe a few but certainly not all of them) like a wax strip.

A blob of mask squeezed from the tube

Only need to use a thin layer like below, spread more evenly of course, or it will take a lot longer to dry and there will be gloopy parts you can't peel off

You apply this mask all over your face, avoiding the eye & lip areas (as well as eyebrows and hairline or it will hurt later). Leave for about 15 minutes or so until the mask dries, and when it does slowly peel off from your chin upwards.

It doesn't really hurt that much, but I guess it depends on the person, but it is totally worth it! The results are amazing and it really does leave me with smoother, brighter looking skin, plus my face is so super soft that I find myself rubbing it for hours.

I usually use this mask once per week and it really does wonders for my complexion, plus the smell of chocolate is so relaxing...