Abib Mild Acidic pH Sheet Mask Heartleaf Fit 10P
아비브 약산성 pH 시트 마스크 핏 10매 (어성초/부활초/아쿠아/글루타치온좀/허니
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About this product
This is Abib's heartleaf sheet mask reformulated at skin's own mildly acidic pH, packing houttuynia cordata alongside centella asiatica, purslane and hollyhock extracts for a soothing-first ingredient list. The sheet itself is thin and clings closely to the contours of the face, so the essence - and there's a generous amount of it - gets pressed in rather than sliding off. Reviewers reach for this specifically when a breakout or redness flares up, reporting visibly calmer skin by the next morning, and often stretch the leftover essence down the neck or arms since there's plenty to spare. Works well as an occasional rescue mask or a weekly reset around your actives.
After cleansing and toner, unfold the sheet over the face avoiding the eye and mouth area, smooth it flat, leave on for 10-20 minutes, then remove and pat any remaining essence into the skin.
What reviewers say
This mask is built almost entirely around soothing — heartleaf and portulaca extracts at a skin-friendly pH that never stings, even on my more reactive days. It comes in a ten-pack of different variants, so I rotate through them depending on what my skin needs that week.
Asked which skin it worked for, 56% of reviewers picked combination (dry 31%, oily 13%).
73% called it gentle on their skin.
These add up to 100 — it's which answer people chose, not a score out of 100. It tells you who liked it, which isn't the same as what will suit you.
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