Review

My skin usually has redness, a few breakouts, and some pigmentation under my eyes.

The mist and serum take a little time to absorb,
so I think they’re better suited for dry seasons like winter rather than hot, sweaty summer days.
Even though they don’t have that strong “tightening” feeling,
my skin doesn’t feel dry or stretched, so I believe they are absorbing well.
In the cold morning air, my skin no longer feels rough,
and the overall skin texture has definitely improved.

The pigmentation on my left cheek used to be much darker than the right side,
but now they’ve evened out — both sides look noticeably lighter.
However, the nighttime itchiness hasn’t completely gone away yet.
If it weren’t for that, I would say the cream spreads very nicely,
and it’s definitely moisturizing enough to protect my skin during this cold, windy season.

Long-Fiber Sheet Mask:
Among the sheet masks I’ve tried recently, this one feels very hydrating.
It has a subtle herbal scent.
After removing it, there’s a bit of stickiness,
but it feels like all the nutrients have been fully absorbed into my skin.
Interestingly, my forehead and chin didn’t feel sticky,
but my cheeks did.
I didn’t feel much lifting effect,
but it’s a light and refreshing mask — perfect for cold weather use.

Ransil Pack:
It’s impossible to feel bad after a good mask,
so I’ll talk about its fit and comfort.

1. Even though my face isn’t large,
the sizing doesn’t quite match — the philtrum (between nose and lips) is too long,
and the lip cutout is too small, so some essence gets into my mouth.
If there were more precise cuts around the facial curves,
it would fit much better.

2. The material of the mask is unique — I kept looking at it closely.
It feels delicate, like it might tear easily.
If it were designed as a “half-sheet style,”
I think it would feel safer and easier to use.

3. The scent really surprised me again —
a soft herbal licorice aroma, very traditional.
Depending on personal preference,
this scent can be both a strength and a weakness.