I wore the $19 viral Korean sheet mask overnight – I’ve never woken up looking so good, it’s the key to glass skin

A SKINCARE enthusiast has gushed over a K-beauty viral face mask, saying she’s never looked so well-rested.

She wore the sheet mask overnight, yielding glass skin results for her complexion.

Dina (@dinameetsworld) filmed the big reveal of her complexion in a video on TikTok.

She said she wore the mask to bed and was pleased with how it stayed in place.

“This thing managed to survive eight hours of sleep with tossing and turning, so I am so impressed,” she said.

She said the face masks are so viral, she was excited to finally snag the skincare.

“First apply them, they are thick and they’re white and then you leave them a minimum of three to four hours and then they become clear on your face.

“And when you wake up you’re supposed to have the most hydrated glass skin. Let’s see if that’s actually true.

“I’m actually so excited to see how my skin looks,” she added.

She peeled off the mask to reveal a smooth complexion, which clearly appeared well-hydrated.

“OK, glass skin. I see you. You guys, my skin is glowing,” she said.

She used the Deep Collagen Anti-Wrinkle Lifting Mask by Sungboon Editor, $19 on Amazon.

“This is a deep collagen anti-wrinkle lifting mask and it’s supposed to promote brightness, even in your skin tone, lifting and firming.

“In my years of using skincare and Korean skincare, I never woke up looking like this.”

The video drew in many K-beauty fans who shared their thoughts in the comment section.

“I can’t even sleep with socks on,” one wrote. “The silicone patches made me claustrophobic. I wish I could sleep with that thing on.”

“The key is putting it on like three hours before bed. You won’t feel it if kind of becomes part of your face as it sticks really well,” Dina replied.

“Do you do your regular skin care routine after?” another asked.

“I didn’t today. I didn’t feel the need honestly. I just applied sunblock before going out,” Dina wrote back.

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Sara Alhariri

February 28, 2024 7:11 pm