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A different one each day no need to think about it
It's just a sheet mask
sis Do you really need to make it this complicated
The quality of the material and ingredients in the sheet mask matters a lot
Not all of them are the same you know
Just like when you go shopping for clothes it's not just about the color
and style— you also have to
pay attention to the fabric right
But how would I know which is which
Just let me guide you
Let me tell you about it
But first let me warn you
Now the skincare class is a really intense series
I'll watch it if I get the chance
Otherwise if you
Prefer something quick and straightforward then
I have other Happy Skin series
For example you can check out my review videos on the face masks
And now for those of you in the industry
So let's begin our exploration together shall we
We've been slightly off all along
by calling sheet masks "paper
masks" it's more accurate to refer to them as "sheet masks "
Because paper is just one of many materials used for sheet masks
If you roughly assess the market
Emie believes there must be at leas
Five different groups
First are Fabric Biosalose and Hydrogel
followed by Foil and Others
And Emie will go through each type one by one
To provide detailed in-depth clarification of their nature and characteristics
Then characteristics and pros and cons — let's take a look
at them together Now let's move on to the first group: Fabric
This is the most common group in the market Do
you know why it's so popular Because it's easy
to make and inexpensive But let's be honest—on the other hand it's not without its drawbacks
Among them it's not that the fabrics
are all equally cheap—some are
just slightly more expensive than
others but the difference is negligible
When it comes to essence the first group Fabric
is undoubtedly closest
to the name itself—paper mask—because first and foremost in terms of feeling people will immediately perceive it as such
Just like the first piece of
paper and the second one in
terms of material the Fabric mask is actually made from
Wood or an equivalent material
And there are quite a few
Different types of fabric
Up to six types that Emie will list
Here it is for everyone But first there's a very important specification
When discussing fabric masks also known as paper masks
This is precisely GSM also referred to as
Grams Per Square Meter
Literally means the weight of paper per square meter
And what does this mean
The higher the GSM the heavier the paper
Usually the mask will be heavier
and thicker There are some special
cases but that's generally how it is
And the nature of the matter is tha
Paper weight also known as
grammage refers to the fact that
the higher the weight the more
nutrients it can hold and retain
But on the flip side it will feel heavier and stick less
than usual Let's explore the
two most common fabric types
On the market there is
Cotton and Microfiber
To distinguish between these two types Cotto
Just as its name suggests it's made from 100% natural cotton fibers
Whereas Microfiber
is made from synthetic fibers
Specifically here it's Polyester and Polyamide
That's why
For Cotton material
you'll notice it's thicker
And sometimes you'll notice a cotton fiber
sitting there
Then you'll see that the surface feels
soft and smooth
But there's a major drawback: it'
s very dry and lacks moisturizing
properties For microfiber it
will be smoother and shinier
However it's not very environmentally friendly and when I apply
materials like microfiber to the
surface I find it feels somewhat cheap
A little compared to other materials
Here vid and intuitive showing right away for everyone
Common masks available on the market
But using cotton material
This Fresh Potato face mask
Actually at first
I wasn't even sure whether this was cotton or not
But upon closer inspection it's clear that first it's
somewhat thick and second according to the advertisement
it contains 1% natural cotton fibers
So I guess I believed the ad
So I thought it was Cotton
See isn't it thick
When we use masks like this we'll transform ourselves
Sweet little raft
Casper Many similar materials like this
For example
A Pure Smile
Here's another mask made from cotton
Every one calls
it truly white
truly thick—
like this you see
Or perhaps this
is yet another
mask from Dermal—Coenzyme
Q10 made from cotton and
the pinnacle of cotton masks
Here we go let's take a look at
a Pure Derm face mask
This is definitely 100% cotton
because when Emi
When she opened it Emi could
clearly see the tiny fuzz on the
surface and there's one more thing
she'd like to warn everyone about
For cotton a very common material
on the market we should avoid
masks that have been produced
and stored for one to two years
Why As Emi already mentioned the mask's material
is extremely quick-drying when it comes to moisture
So this I've never seen in my entire life
A mask produced since 2019—
when removed it felt extremely
dry applying it actually felt
tight for about five minutes
One is that it's always dry and
shriveled on the surface you know So I remember
to pick the masks that were just newly produced
I don't even know how many nutrients are
in this let alone putting it on my face
The remaining question is
how to do it Just by looking at the packaging we can tell whether it's a Cotton mask or a Microfiber one
It's very easy
Does it have any labeling For example does it say
Cotton or Microfiber Like
the Dr Jart mask for instance
It's clearly stated as Microfiber
So we know it's a microfiber mask
Some masks will be labeled as 100%
Natural cotton fibers
Well that would be cotton of course
And if nothing is specified it's probably
Over 90% likely to be cotton
Or it's microfiber—common if
the mask is of
higher quality in which case the packaging would already state it clearly
And don't even get me started on those paper masks we buy ready-
made at Daiso or convenience stores
—those are actually made of cotton
That's why you usually
remember the moment we
use the lotion mask—just about 2 to 3 minutes
It's already dried up right Especially
you should remember that this
is Cotton—seems like the paper weight
is a bit low and it's rather thin
These aren't even close in quality—
this one's definitely higher-end and the
GSM is even better Those face masks you toss around are ridiculously thin
So remember when applying those products first make sure to
layer on plenty of nourishing
ingredients—be a little generous
But don't think three or four voices are enough— that's
barely sufficient It dries up in less than a minute at best
Next there are 11 types
of fabric that she
absolutely loves known as Tencel or LioCel
That's Claire's mask
With Tencel shipped mask to very big
And here's my old mask Mie's
Not this holy pink mask
This is made from LioCel material marked with the words "Invisible Mask
" as that's also a very distinctive
and easily recognizable feature
Tencel or LioCel masks
Almost vanish into our skin
Fundamentally this is a fabric
Made from wood
Of eucalyptus trees
And it possesses a quality that is
Extremely gentle on skin and the environment
Additionally it is exceptionally soft
And thin with excellent adhesion
Most people are quite familiar with the term Tencel right
LioCel is somewhat less familiar
But the two are essentially one and the same
And what do we usually associate them with may I ask
the materials used in
these children's clothing items
or for those interested in braiding techniques
one would typically notice a recent increase in
The thing is using Tencel material—so much so that it
can even replace silk—plus some
varieties being Tencel Fast Silk
Why Because first
it's slightly
cheaper than pure silk bras
It's a fine thread very easy to care for and then cool airy
and gentle on the skin
And live faster than you rush
Key identifier
It's usually indicated on the packaging
Because this is the material that
Costs more than standard fabrics
And beyond the surface here's the real deal
I'll show you exactly what
the Tencel fabric looks like
It's thin and incredibly soft
So soft
And thinner than dry materials
And on the surface you'll notice
A few patterns
Just slightly
And when you apply it to your skin it feels
incredibly cool—anyone who's used a Tencel-lined
bra will know how refreshing it is it's so
cool you can barely believe it while sleeping
And breathable
Arms and sleeves are very
good You have to say it but you also have to hear it One drawback of the Tencel fabric is
The size runs like Cle
Then Emmy thought it wasn't overly
thin and certainly not completely
invisible on the skin so as to achieve a truly invisible effect
And embracing the entirety of our skin
such as the solid surface of Emmy
means there will be something we need to pay close attention to
One is that it's too thin—there'
s no way it can lack a protective
layer—and the second is its ability
to retain nourishing ingredients
At a fairly decent level—certainly
not overly thin meaning the paper'
s weight would also be just right
wouldn't it What do you mean by that
Sometimes we realize that
quite a few nutrients are
left behind in the digestive tract of our bodies
And what is our task
We'll have to spread it out and apply it back onto our faces
And don't you see It's so thin
right It's practically invisible on the skin
It still has some patterns
Not overly shiny or smooth at all
There are intricate patterns
here and the paper is absolutely
thin—its weight is certainly
going to be higher than Emiye's
But this one is thinner
Feels pleasantly cool on the skin
This one has two pieces
Probably because although it's made of Tencel
But this one isn't too thin
so when making two pieces
like this it ensures better iron-holding capability
But I still don't like those two-piece masks much
because sometimes just for
fun one of them might fall off
Always elegant when you're on the move
Silk The golden fabric quality
It's not cheap either
And the name itself says it all
Natural wild silk
And four types of natural wild silk
It already contains 18 different amino acids
That's why using this mask
helps soothe and fight aging
more effectively thanks
to its beneficial material
If you've ever used an Essence
Mask you'll notice that this mask
delivers all the benefits of silk material—what exactly
is it
Nutrients are excellent
even in the purest form
exceptionally smooth on the
skin and gentle on our skin
If you consider it Silk can be compared to
another quite expensive material: Biocellulose
Emi thinks it's around 8 to 10 in terms
of functionality but
personally she still prefers Biocellulose more especially from the perspective of having more benefits
Studies proving the superiority of Biocellulose
over that material which
is cotton fiber if not found
Silk is a fine thread so
we can find alternative
versions such as Cellulose
just as Emi mentioned
Or a burnout that's also pretty
great—that's definitely Cupra
In essence this material originates
from cotton but it must undergo
a chemical treatment process to achieve properties similar to silk
Even though the price is
much more affordable the
final material is bamboo—
this isn't Emi's favorite
But those with oily acne-prone skin are likely to love it
because first it has antibacterial properties
meaning this material inherently possesses antibacterial qualities
It also helps with skin
purification retains more nourishing
ingredients due to its thickness
with a GSM ranging from 45 to 120
That's the trade-off—of course being thick
makes it a bit heavy bulky and slightly snug
There's one thing you might like:
if this material were combined with
a touch of charcoal or carbon— meaning activated
carbon fibers added
It will enhance the oil-absorbing
ability and is highly suitable
for purifying and balancing
oily acne-prone skin You might wonder
For charcoal masks the
material is actually typically
cotton or bamboo with
charcoal powder added afterward
That is activated charcoal powder which enhances effectiveness by absorbing oil left on our skin as well as providing better anti
-inflammatory and antibacterial properties
Next A fabric Emi loves the most
Old Town Favorites
It's pricey but worth it—high cost is partly due to the quality of the materials alone
As for me I think most of it comes down to the incredibly complex production process and
the second thing I love
about this material is its unique quality
This is a material that has been the
subject of the most research regarding
proof of its effectiveness and
understanding the nature of Biosolulose
It's a biological fiber
Why the word "biological"
Because producing this material
requires a fermentation process
The solutions involved
Plant-based sources such as apple
juice conut water and sap from
the palm tree plus ginseng or even a small amount of collagen
And fermentation occurs thanks to a
very distinctive type of bacteria—
Acetobacter Salina Oh everyone the
production process is
incredibly complex Vô lơ
That's right
Let me demonstrate for everyone
First we'll need a solution
For example
If it's this mask
MEA's Happy Skin product
is conut-based while other
types of masks will contain different solutions
Then we'll ferment for
15 days with bacteria
Acetobacter Salina
In 15 days
What does this bacterium do
It consumes glucose and produces cellulose
Forming a membrane
Incredibly thin as you can see here
Then comes the next step where we
Must carefully select the pieces
Biocell meets strict standards
We lay it out in three layers
Why three layers
There must be two layers to qualify as protective
Because it's too thin and soft you need to hold it with
two layers like this there
according to standard thickness
And typically the thickness of this one will be
around 1.6 to 1.7 mm which
is an ideal thickness
To maximize nutrient
absorption while keeping it
lightweight on the skin then
we'll press it into shape
The sample the customer wants
It will have various large and small molds
But usually I've seen
They just use standard molds
For example this one is already big enough
If someone's face is even bigger I'll just accept it
Then next we'll
dry it out and
Leave it set up like this
Place into vacuum-sealed bags
Then only when we begin production
do we add the solution
And when this area becomes thoroughly
saturated with the solution it
will become extremely soft and
we can fully feel its effects on the skin
The first advantage is 100% skin-
friendly and environmentally safe because
it is 100% biodegradable The second is that it contains no harmful ingredients
Called chemicals or impurities arising
during production if the manufacturing
process meets standards the second
requirement is extreme softness
So soft that there must definitely be protective layers
Otherwise we wouldn't be able to
Remove this cover
But the moisture retention capability
It's extremely beneficial and there have already been some studies proving
this showing that water content—
meaning the moisture level in our skin—
After applying a Biocellulose
mask hydration levels increase
significantly and effectively
prevent water loss through the skin
Compared to simply wetting a
regular surface on Tuesday the grip on
the skin is excellent providing a firm secure hold
Considered a second skin
meaning it's like our second
layer of skin and when we apply a Biocellulose mask
One major advantage is that we
can move around and work as usual
without worrying about slipping off
or getting caught on the surface
Wednesday is the ability to disperse heat effectively
which means throughout the entire laying process
Then we'll find that the skin always feels pleasantly cool and
soothes effectively—perfect for
masks designed to restore and calm
And the final point is its ability to deliver active ingredients deep into the
skin—superior to other mask materials In
fact Emmy hasn't found anything better yet
A specific study demonstrates
this yet some of the
flavorings used are those
commonly supplied for masks
They also offered some of their own
conclusions and stated that regarding
Biocellulose material it might promote the expulsion of impurities
Ten times stronger than ordinary materials
The drawback is the high cost
Naturally of course
Generally speaking it's only less expensive than
Hydrogel as for Biocellulose it's never going to be cheap
And because the production process is so
incredibly complex the cost is certainly not
low and we must maintain extremely strict
control over every step of manufacturing
Since there's a risk of contamination it'
s important to choose reputable suppliers
—for example in Vietnam where there aren 't actually that many providers available
Biocellulose mask material
meeting export standards so
if anyone wants to venture
into the cosmetics business
We should also thoroughly
investigate all the permits and
certifications related to their
Biocellulose mask manufacturing process
Next material: Hydrogel
Em my would like to say a few words in clarification
Regarding this material
Honestly back then em my didn't have a favorable impression
As for the material a portion of the applied layer keeps flaking off continuously
—utterly inconvenient
But we can't deny the sheer
quality of this material as
producing it requires a network
that goes beyond three dimensions
It includes a gelling agent namely
gelatin plus nourishing ingredients
and a small amount of auxiliary
additives—so it's not unjustified
When we say all those nutrients are almost 90 percent
or more they're actually
used to create the mask itself
Back then I had a prejudice
against Hydrogel masks
because they looked like
jelly and just sat on my face
Thought it wouldn't do much good but
still the little heart couldn't help it— after all it wasn't natural and yet so
many celebrities love using hydrogel masks
Especially before going on stage or before applying
makeup hydrogel masks are
extremely hydrating by nature
It's likely rich in nutrients
contained within it and it also possesses a thermosensitive
property so we thought of
He plays on our surface but not
there—when the temperature on our
surface is applied those values fall within the range of roughly
35-36-37 degrees
And at such a temperature
the nutrients will be released
and absorbed into our skin
That's how the Hydrogel mask works
—far from being ineffective—and
as someone within the aesthetic
industry for spas and clinics alike
This is also a highly favored material prized equally for
both ginseng-based treatments
and advanced technology therapies
No need to rush as it actually
delivers the same results
In short the benefits of the Hydrogel mask
First of all
Enhances moisture retention
Instantly hydrates skin cells
Provides excellent moisture locking with gentle non-irritating formula
Suitable for sensitive skin due to its dense cooling texture
Also helps maintain a long-lasting
cooling sensation And effectively locks in moisture for the skin
Not requiring nutrient supplementation making it suitable for ginseng-based
treatment regimens The drawback is the
high cost—some might even say extremely high
One of the highest-quality
materials in the world of masks and another aspect that many people simply can't tolerate
Among them is Emmy which is prone to tearing and
slipping off easily due to lack of adhesive flatness
Wednesday the dried mask
What's its real name
It's the thing we're afraid will evaporate
Like when a dried-out face suddenly vanishes
We'll add an extra layer
of aluminum foil on top
or as Madam Chi Dư Saiki also shared in her book
We take a piece of plastic wrap
and cover it to lock in moisture
Now it's even more convenient
We now have these face masks called
In reality it will consist of two layers: one being
a regular mask saturated with the
nourishing ingredients within
And then a layer of silver on the outside
People will ask whether it's gold or silver
It doesn't matter either way
Fundamentally it's just aluminum
Its main purpose is simply
to lock in moisture and
prevent evaporation—don't expect too much from it
And talking about 24-karat gold is just blah
She probably thinks that's just nonsense
Mainly just for promotion
But as for the amount of gold contained there she didn’t think it would
actually do much for our skin either
One thing to keep in mind for everyone
It differs from conventional
masks or the hydrogel typically
used to soothe and repair
irritated skin during treatment
This mask however has exactly the opposite effect— the more expensive
it is the higher the temperature
becomes making it feel increasingly hot
To help drive nutrients deeper into the skin
making it unsuitable for sensitive or irritated skin
or skin with breakouts
Advantage: long-lasting hydration
Helps nutrients penetrate deeply into the skin
Hence though expensive the skin usually feels very smooth
The downside is that the price is somewhat high
Skin feels overly greasy when too rich
or prone to clogging and a heavy sensation
due to two layers the weight of the skin layer ranges from 30 to 80 grams
And just as she mentioned above
be cautious with sensitive skin
or if there's
inflammation as you shouldn't apply a face mask when the skin is irritated
In other hats one material
stands out—once a dominant
force—guests here about 2
to 3 years ago—was rubber
Actually this isn't rubber at all—she just thought it
looked like rubber but it's
actually a type of thick gel
And it's usually made from river or sea sources
Its mechanism is quite similar to
Poi combined with hydrogel
Meaning it feels as cool as hydrogel
But it actually forms a protective
layer—called a barrier—that
ensures our nutrients have only one path to penetrate the skin
But there's no leakage outward and when applied you
immediately notice the skin
becomes taut and glowing
It's also very popular at spas
The only drawback
That makes her never want to use
That rubber type is extremely messy
Seriously every time I have to pull out that damn tree and wait around
it's driving me crazy
Well what do you
know—do you guys feel the magic now
Truly the more she delved into it the
more she became captivated because there are so many things that once fully
understood reveal their true essence
Then we'll have a more suitable choice
for instance those with acne-prone skin
should avoid using embryo extracts or
stop misunderstanding hydrogel altogether
But if you don't like it just don 't
use it—no problem at all and
we acknowledge it in principle She
hopes everyone enjoys this series
And we continue to support Skincare Class
because it's a series that personally resonates with
her as well as with the entire Happy Skin community
Put in a great deal of effort to explore this
And hope it proves helpful for those in the profession
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