Bubu Hydrating Face Sheet Mask - #soakmewet Hydrates And Moisturise Using A Glittering Infusion Of Natural Antioxidants And Vitamins, With Hyaluronic Acid And Liquorice Root | Vegan (Single Pack)

My skin felt super hydrated and healthy after using this mask. Great to use after at home dermaplaning or any facial cleaning. Would highly recommend!

I was very excited to try this face mask as I’m always on the hunt for something that’s going to give my skin a lot of moisture. I have combination skin which can be so hard to manage, plus it’s also really sensitive as well so I need to be really careful what I use.The mask comes in a foil packet which tears open at the top. The instructions are very simple, just remove from the packaging, place on your face and use your fingers to smooth it out and leave it on for 10-15mins.The mask itself is made from a jelly like material and has very tiny flicks of glitter on it. The mask also comes in two parts which is really handy, a part for the top of your face and a part for the bottom. It actually fits really well, I find a lot of tissue masks can either be too big in some places and too small in others, that said, this one was a bit too small for my chin, but as I said, fit really well everywhere else.I must admit though, it wasn’t the easiest to remove from the plastic backing paper or from the foil packet itself as it’s very slimy. The fabric tissue masks are a lot easier to handle as opposed to this jelly like one.I did find it to be moisturising though which is obviously the main purpose of the product. It was comfortable to wear for the 10 mins I had it on which is great as I do find a lot of other products can be uncomfortable or sting. Removing it was easy and it was nice to rub in the remainder of the product into my skin, although once I was happy my face had soaked up the most it was going to, I did rinse the remainder off as it is a little sticky. The mask also does have a very subtle and pleasant scent as well.All in all I’m happy with how moisturising the mask was and the fact that it didn’t irritate my skin but I’m not sure it’s worth how much it is. I know of other cheaper masks that pretty much do the same job, but it was still a nice treat nonetheless!

When I opened the pack I was a bit surprised to find the mask was a thin gel, different to the other sheet masks I’ve tried. The backing layers were very stiff, making applying the mask with it still attached almost impossible.I removed the backing altogether and applied it the best I could, not easy as it’s very slippery and thin but didn’t tear.Once on the bottom half kept slipping down my face, the upper lip part sliding onto my lip which wasn’t the most relaxing as I had to keep readjusting it and I was perfectly still the whole time.The top half fitted nicely and stayed in place.After 10 minutes of constantly trying to keep the mask from sliding off my chin I was glad to remove it!My skin felt nice and soft afterwards but quite tacky and after about 15 minutes my skin had gone very red and hot, so I had to wash it to try and calm it down! Never had a reaction to a mask before and I’m glad I didn’t leave it for the full 15 minutes.I used the excess serum on the backing sheets to moisture my arms and they were left with the same sticky feel, no redness there thank goodness.Overall I’m not that impressed, as this is a gel mask you can’t reuse it, unlike other masks, if you’re careful you can get 2 uses out of them.It’s far too slippery, no chance of doing anything else whilst wearing and ideally you need to lie down.The price is also an issue, I’ve tried various masks and I don’t feel this is worth £7.

this Bubu mask "soak me wet" is not as great as I expected. I guess I may have very high expectation on Korean masks. I am a very loyal customer for Korean skincare... especially masks.. But this one claims to be super moisturising with hydro gel sheet.. But I find it average-moisturing... The hyalurpnic acid is a great ingredient for moisturising. The serum soaking in was not sufficient... The cutting can fit my face better. The glittering doesn't really do much but looks pretty. I used a lot of hydro-gel like masks sheet also made in Korean.. some cheaper ones and even more expensive ones, for this one, it seems to be a new brand I have never used... and it hasn't impressed me much so far. I would say it can be a twice a week product than once a week "luxurious indulgence"..For the price £7 , it is not as good as those paper sheets from Dr Jart + . if you really want those hydro-gel mask, you should go for some golden ones which are more expensive like ₤10 or more which focus on hydration and anti-aging..

Face mask in a gel like sheet for single use. It's nice, soothing to the skin and it did leave me feeling quite hydrated but it wasn't a restful time having it on because it wouldn't stay in place!It's definitely not priced to be realistic for regular use. I'd pay a bit more for the eco side of it but £7 is just too much for regular use for me for what you get.However would fit inside a large card and so would make a perfect postable gift for these days of social distancing and not getting to see our friends and family on special occasions

I'm a huge fan of sheet masks, and have tried some from K-Beauty brands before. Whilst not quite as amazing as Dr. Jart, I did enjoy using this mask. My skin did feel soft, soothed and hydrated although it left some residue on my skin which I ended up removing with rosewater toner because my skin felt tacky.

My wife is addicted to mask so when item arrived she was excited to try it on ,after clean and dry her face she opened the mask but was a real challenge to put it on,was a bit sticky and too thin to take it out ,she manage in the end .After full 15 min she didn't notice to much difference apart from being a bit softer the skin but nothing more.So yeah......My wife wasn't impressed with this mask unfortunately!!