Welcome back, internet friends, to my review of the super popular TONYMOLYI’m Real sheet masks. (In case you missed it, part 1 of my review is here.)
Not only these masks one of the most popular products to come out of the Korean beauty craze, but they are fairly cheap (especially if you buy them in bulk on Amazon – you’re welcome) and readily available, and the packaging is super cute. The only issue – there are 18 mask types available and most of the text on the packaging is in Korean, which can make figuring out which one to try a crapshoot at best, which is why I’m reviewing them for you!
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For this post, I’ll be reviewing the Rice, Seaweed, Pomegranate, Red Wine, and Tomatomasks.
(For reviews of the other masks, see my posts on Makgeoli, Broccoli, Lemon, Avocado, and Aloe; Green Tea, Cactus, Rose, and Tea Tree; and Pumpkin, Orange, Pearl, and Lotus.)
Table of Contents
Rice
Sheet Mask
I’m a bit ambivalent when it comes to the Clear Skin Rice mask. The packaging promises to “make dull skin look radiant and glowing,” which doesn’t seem to relate to “clear skin” to me.
Effectiveness-wise, I don’t find that it delivers on the glow part, but it does a nice job of reducing the size of acne and reducing redness slightly. I’m not sure what you’re trying to achieve, rice mask.
The rice mask is a regular part of my sheet mask rotation because it’s nice for controlling breakouts. The smell and serum are very similar to the makgeoli mask without being as medicine-y – I think all the thick, opaque serums have a similar, accidentally medicinal smell. This mask works well for controlling acne and redness, but it’s not my favorite of the bunch.
Seaweed
Sheet mask
The Skin Purifying Seaweed mask, though! This mask is one of my favorites of the bunch, one that I look forward to using. It’s amazing for controlling and preventing breakouts and for fading acne scars.
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