Which MISSHA Sheet Mask Is Right for You? A Simple Guide to All 9

A sheet mask is the easiest 15 minutes of self-care you can give your skin. MISSHA Airy Fit masks use an ultra-thin sheet that hugs the face like a second skin, so the essence reaches every part of it. The only hard part is choosing. Here is a simple guide.

Quick picker

• Dull skin: Rice, Pearl, or Red Ginseng
• Dry or tight skin: Aloe, Shea Butter, or Green Tea
• Tired skin: Honey or cucumber
• Sensitive or irritated skin: Potato or cucumber

For dull skin

• Rice: nourishes and brightens dull-looking skin. Free from parabens, mineral oil, silicones, alcohol, and artificial fragrance.
• Pearl: mineral-rich pearl extract with hyaluronic acid and licorice root for a brighter, softer look.
• Red Ginseng: a cream-type mask with antioxidants to help skin look firmer and healthier.

For dry or tight skin

• Aloe: helps skin hold on to moisture. Made for dry and dehydrated skin.
• Shea Butter: a rich, creamy mask that leaves a comforting moisture film on rough, tight skin.
• Green Tea: a water-type mask for deep hydration without heaviness.

For tired or sensitive skin

• Honey: revitalizes tired-looking skin and leaves it smooth and hydrated.
• Cucumber: cooling and calming, helps reduce the look of redness.
• Potato: a cream-type mask that soothes sensitive, irritated, or dull skin.

How to use a sheet mask

1. Cleanse and apply toner.
2. Unfold the mask and smooth it over your face, starting at the eyes and nose.
3. Relax for 15 to 20 minutes. Remove it before it dries out.
4. Pat the remaining essence into your skin.
5. Finish with moisturizer.

Tips for better results

• Chill it: keep a mask in the fridge for an extra-cooling treat on hot days.
• Use every drop: smooth the leftover essence in the pouch onto your neck, arms, or legs.
• Mix and match: use a brightening mask one night and a hydrating mask the next.
• Make it a routine: 2 to 3 times a week works well for most skin.

Stock up: Honey, Pearl, Cucumber, and Aloe also come in packs of 3.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use a sheet mask every day?
Hydrating masks like aloe and green tea are gentle enough for frequent use. For most people, 2 to 3 times a week is plenty.

Should I rinse my face after?
No. Pat the essence in and follow with moisturizer.

Can I sleep in a sheet mask?
No. Once the sheet dries, it can start pulling moisture back out of your skin.

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