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Friday is Mask Day!

It's the end of the week and I am feeling pretty relaxed after a bout of non-stop working late hours. My poor skin, with only 4 hours of sleep, hours of being exposed to radiation from computer screen and disrupted skin regimen, it needs all the help it can get.

So as a treat to my face, I took out my Etude House Moistfull Mask to try it out and pamper my skin.



Kawaii packaging! I think that the Etude House logo is wonderful and reminds me of Baroque designs which I'm totally into nowadays.

The liquid on the mask is just very little so there's not much mess or moisturizer dropping when you take the mask out from the pack. The smell is lightly floral and it's not overwhelming for me. But maybe for people sensitive to product that has fragrance they might find this strong. But I really like the smell because it isn't yucky!


Me with the mask on! LOL trying to hide because I look ugly.
The holes on the mask are right smack where it needs to be. It was just a little too wide, but it's all good because it covered my entire face. I left it for around 25 minutes because when 20 mins came and went, the mask still wasn't dry so I left it for an extra 5 mins more.

Very moisturizing! I really really love this mask! It seems very gentle on the face. I will definitely buy again :)

Thanks for reading guys! See you around!
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  1. Aicha Amano2:02:00 PM

    Hi thiamere! Yep very very cheap. This mask was bought by the bf for like P40? lol!

    We dont have etude house here, but there's a Korean beauty shop that sells popular skin care and make up brands.

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  2. Saving Capulet1:12:00 AM

    cannot wait to go n have look see in etude, heard great things about it! just waiting for payday :3 tagal paaaa!!

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  3. Aicha Amano8:37:00 AM

    Well lucky you you have etude house there. I rely on ebay to get me some... I really like etude house!!

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