JMsolution ReLeaf Mild Acidic Wormwood Mask

Over the course of about 3 weeks of use, I found the product to be excellent at quickly soothing and calming sensitive and irritated skin, thanks to the inclusion of mugwort ingredients. It is particularly effective for reddened skin or skin troubled by blemishes.

The strong, distinctive aroma of mugwort may divide opinions, as some may find it appealing while others may not.

The sheet is very thin, which is great. The essence is thick, so even though it's thin, it doesn't drip down when applied to the face. Though thin, it is fully saturated with essence. When applied to the face, it feels refreshing and helps lower the sensation of heat, which is very nice. The fact that it's slightly acidic is already reassuring. Around 15 minutes after applying, the mask hasn't dried out yet. So there's no tightening feeling, and it doesn't feel like 15 minutes have passed. However, sheet masks block the skin's ability to breathe in order to deliver the essence's nutrients without loss, so no matter how reluctant, you absolutely shouldn't exceed 20 minutes of use. Some people may not have any issues, but for me, even if the effects aren't immediate, eventually using it for more than the maximum 20 minutes leads to skin troubles or side effects, which isn't good. The abundant essence is just to prevent the mask from drying out during use due to evaporation, so be sure to follow the usage time to maximize skin improvement. Fighting! By the way, my mom always looks for sheet masks, so I have quite a stash, but strangely I don't end up using them. Even my younger brother seems to use them sometimes. Haha. But as time goes by, I'm starting to think that just applying them isn't enough to fundamentally solve my inner dryness issues. Due to my pore concerns, I've become very interested in sheet masks. So even though I already have a ton stashed at home, I went and bought more. Haha. I was thinking of reviewing the sheet masks I've liked from my stash, but the truth is... I'm not really sure about the differences between the various types. I don't know if I just haven't seen the effects I was hoping for, or if it's because I lack the persistence to use them consistently, but things like brightening and firming, I'm really clueless about. Calming and hydrating ones do seem to have more immediate effects, though the results can vary by brand.

The essence is too much. There was a time when I applied too much to my chest, and I felt like the surface was drying out. It was a bit like that. When I used the mugwort mask pack for 3 days in a row, some trouble gently surfaced. Peeling off the sheet and absorbing the remaining essence is really too difficult. The amount is a lot, and as it gets absorbed, it becomes sticky, like gluing your palms together and clapping. When I peel my palms, I feel a stinging sensation, almost to the point of pain, due to the stickiness.

Lay it down for storage. Do not exceed 10-20 minutes, even if you think it's a shame.