Makeprem Comfort Me Oat Moist Mask

 

This is Makeprem Comfort Me Oat Moist Mask.

I thought I should use this moisturizing mask pack in the winter, so I put it in my dresser drawer and forgot about it. Now that winter is almost over, I finally took it out and used it.

 

 

I was worried that it would be oily because the description said moisturizing milk essence, nutrition, and moisturizing, but when I actually used it, it didn't feel heavy.

 

 

The essence is a milky white type like this.

When I put it on the back of my hand, it doesn't run and has a thick consistency. I felt like it was a moisturizing lotion. It felt like a moisturizing lotion with a really good oil-moisture balance?

Since it is a milk-type essence, it was convenient because there was no unpleasant incident of the essence running down when I applied it to my face.

 

 

The mask sheet adheres well. It adheres to the face without lifting, and it's not too thin or thick, but somewhere in between.

Sometimes my face feels itchy or hot after using a mask pack, but since I don't have any such reactions, I think it's mild.

 

After removing the pack, my face feels full of moisture. It doesn't feel like just water has been poured on it. Maybe it's because of the nutrients, but my skin looks shiny and moist. It's not the shine from oil, but the shine that comes from well-hydrated skin, so I thought this was good.

 

 

For reference, after I take off the mask, I apply the remaining essence again. But this essence has a viscosity like lotion, so when I take out the mask, the essence doesn't pool at the bottom but gets stuck on the wall, so I have to scrape it up with my fingers.

 

After applying the remaining essence and finishing with cream, I slightly pulled the cheekbones and applied Vaseline only to that area.

 

I'd give this one 4.5 out of 5 stars. It's a moisturizing mask pack with a good oil-water balance that's not sticky or greasy, so I think I'll use it a lot except in the middle of summer. I would definitely buy it again!