Face masks
are a must when it comes to skincare maintenance and my most recent face mask
love is L’Herboflore! L’Herboflore is a Taiwanese based brand that specialises in facial sheet masks. Super cute, effective masks!
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How
adorable are the illustrations on the packaging? Makes using them fun and will
instantly brighten up your mood.
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These are
sheet masks made of a thin coth which is saturated with the liquid product in
the packet. Take the face mask out, unfold and you’ll see that it has
openings for your eyes, nose and mouth as well as several slits to help the
sheet fit to your face better. Lay it on top of cleansed and toned skin and leave on
for 15-20 minutes. Once you remove the sheet, gently pat any excess moisture
left on the face with your fingers in light piano motions. This will help your face absorb the extra goodness! Now the sheet will never completely dry down
whilst on the face, so once removed I like to move it onto other areas of my
body, such as the neck or knees and elbows. You can also use the extra
liquid in the packet on these areas as well.
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| Back of the packaging is mostly Chinese except for the ingredients list, but you get the gist of it from the pictures lol |
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| Folded mask out of the packet |
There is a
tonne of different types of L’herboflore facial sheet masks to choose from,
each targeting different skin concerns from hydration to anti-aging. I tend to
gravitate towards the ones for whitening, brightening or balancing the skin as
I find these to be most effective for my skin type. After using one of these
masks, I do find that my face feels smoother and softer, and visibly more even.
The effects are not drastic so always best to be used as maintenance combined
with your current skincare routine. Ideally you should pop on a mask at least
once a week, which I personally like to do on Sunday evenings whilst vegging out in front
of the TV. Oh and brightening masks are especially fabulous before a big event!
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| Mask mug shot! Hm not an attractive look is it? Haha |
The L’Herboflore facial masks are available from counters in Taiwan, or for those of us not lucky enough to be in Taiwan, it’s best to contact the company through their Facebook page should you wish to purchase these. The masks retail from NT$50/AU$1.70 to NT$250/AU$8.45 each depending on the type.
Effective face masks? Check. Super cute packaging? Check. What more can you ask for? I’ll definitely be stockpiling these in a future order!
What are
some of your favourite face masks?
xoxo
*Please note that the products above have been provided for consideration. All products are reviewed in accordance with my Disclosure Policy.
