Round Lab's Calming Face Mask Review: A Disappointing Experience

Round Lab's Calming Face Mask Fails to Impress

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I was really hoping Round Lab's Mugwort Calming Sheet Mask would help calm my skin down, but unfortunately, it underwhelmed me. The mask left me with tiny red spots on my nose and some bumps around my smile, which is not what I expect from a product claiming to soothe irritated skin. The packaging is nice, but the actual mask was pretty disappointing. I've used cheaper masks that had a similar effect, so it's hard to recommend this one. If you're looking for a good sheet mask, I'd suggest exploring other options. I got this mask in the GoldAppleBOX Befree 2.0 cosmetic box, which has some great products, but this one was a letdown. I've tried a bunch of sheet masks in the past, and some of them have really helped with my skin issues. But this one just didn't cut it for me. It's not the worst product I've ever used, but it's definitely not the best either. I'd say it's just an okay product that doesn't live up to its claims.

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I recently gave Round Lab's Mugwort Calming Sheet Mask a try, but unfortunately, it didn't quite live up to my expectations. The mask left me with tiny red spots on my nose and some bumps around my smile. I thought it was time to give my skin some TLC with this mask, hoping it would help reduce the redness and calm my skin down. Unfortunately, the mask was pretty underwhelming, and the effect was similar to those cheap masks you find at a budget price.

I got this mask in the GoldAppleBOX Befree 2.0 cosmetic box, which is really cool and has a lot of great products. The packaging is a standard rectangular box that's pretty dense and matte. The background is white, and the text is in Korean. There's a picture of mugwort fields and how to care for them.

The back has information in English and Korean. There's a white sticker with Russian text. The mask comes in a standard rectangular package.

Description:

This facial mask is supposed to be a game-changer for replenishing moisture and soothing irritated skin. The chamomile extract calms and maintains a healthy complexion. Madecassoside, azelaic acid, madecassic acid, and azelaic acid help reduce sensitivity, fortify the skin's barrier, and regenerate. It's perfect for sensitive and problem skin. The cotton material of the mask provides a sense of softness and comfort.

The expiration date is listed at the bottom, which is good until 2027. The mask has cut-out sections on the sides. When I unfolded the mask, I was surprised by its slightly thinner density. It doesn't come with a backing, but it's easy to unfold and doesn't stretch out when you put it on your face. The cut-outs are in the right places. The material is soft and sticks closely to your skin during the treatment, without peeling off.

Serum is super lightweight and transparent. It's basically just a liquid like water, but with a softer, gentler texture thanks to all the good stuff in it. It absorbs quickly without any stickiness.

I applied the sheet mask to my clean face. You can put a toner on first to help the ingredients penetrate better. I like to chill the mask in the fridge before applying it to my face for an extra cooling effect. At first, it's nice and refreshing, but as my skin warms up, the cooling effect wears off pretty quickly. I love masks that keep the cooling going for a while – it really helps to smooth out wrinkles and reduce puffiness. This one was just okay, though.

The serum doesn't last long, so you get one use out of the mask. I applied the leftover serum to my neck and décolletage. The serum is nice and lightweight, so it's comfortable to wear during the treatment. But, it absorbs into my skin really quickly, so I have to be careful not to leave it on for too long – 10-15 minutes is about all I can handle.

After I remove the mask, I let the serum sit on my skin for a couple of minutes. Even though there's no liquid left on my face and no stickiness from the mask either, my skin feels smoothed out, it's silky smooth. But, it's not like, wow. It's just average. I've used cheaper masks that worked way better. It doesn't completely smooth out my skin, there's no real tightening effect. I didn't notice any calming effect, and it doesn't reduce redness either. It just makes my skin feel smooth and slightly moisturized. The moisturizing effect is pretty minimal, so I need to follow up with a cream to lock it in. Otherwise, my skin will feel dry again a few hours later.

This mask is great for summer or before applying makeup. It's a quick fix to smooth out my skin. It's just a simple mask, not worth the price.

Photo of the mask on my skin:

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Photo Before and After:

What I liked:

The design is nice, and the material is soft and pleasant to use. The serum is lightweight and non-greasy, and it absorbs quickly without any stickiness. It's great for makeup, especially in the summer. It does make my skin feel smooth and slightly moisturized.

What I didn't like:

The mask didn't calm my skin, and the redness didn't fade. The moisturizing effect is weak, and the price is too high for a single use. The effect is pretty weak, and I've found better masks with a more pleasant price tag.

Verdict: Round Lab's Mugwort Calming Sheet Mask is a mediocre product at best. I wouldn't recommend it, especially considering the price. I'd give it 3 out of 5 stars.

Check out my first box from GoldAppleBOX, and you'll see why I'm hooked - here

Other sheet mask reviews from me:

* Dear, Klairs' Ceramide 5 types sheet mask - check it out

* True Island's sheet mask with mother's milk extract - here

* Fresh Line's anti-aging sheet mask with sophora flower extract - check it out

* D'Alba's white truffle sheet mask - here

* Klapp's aloe vera sheet mask - check it out

* I've gotta say, the Darling bamboo extract face mask was a pleasant surprise. I loved the texture and the way it made my skin feel.

* The PAYOT Water Power face mask for hydration was another fave of mine. The extract really helped lock in moisture.

That's a wrap!

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What's the main purpose of Round Lab's Mugwort Calming Sheet Mask?

The mask is supposed to be a game-changer for replenishing moisture and soothing irritated skin, but it didn't quite live up to my expectations.

What's in the GoldAppleBOX Befree 2.0 cosmetic box?

The box has a collection of great products, including this mask, which was a letdown, but the other products are worth checking out.

Is the mask easy to use?

The mask comes in a standard rectangular package, which is easy to store, but the actual application process was a bit of a letdown.

Can I return the mask if I'm not satisfied?

Unfortunately, I don't have any information on the return policy, but I'd suggest reaching out to the manufacturer or retailer for more details.

Are there any other products like this one?

Yes, there are plenty of other sheet masks on the market that claim to have similar benefits, but I'd suggest exploring other options before committing to this one.

What's the packaging like?

The packaging is pretty and feels dense, which is nice, but the actual mask was pretty disappointing.

Is the mask suitable for sensitive skin?

Unfortunately, I didn't find the mask to be particularly gentle or soothing, so I'd be cautious if you have sensitive skin.

Can I use the mask multiple times?

I'm not sure, but I'd suggest checking the instructions or manufacturer's website for more information on usage and shelf life.

check_circlePros

•The packaging is pretty and feels dense, which is nice.
•The background of the packaging has a lovely picture of mugwort fields.
•The instructions on the back are in both English and Korean, which is helpful.
•The mask comes in a standard rectangular package, which is easy to store.
•The product claims to have chamomile extract, which is known for its calming properties.
•The packaging has a nice matte finish.

cancelCons

•The mask left me with tiny red spots on my nose and some bumps around my smile.
•The effect of the mask was similar to those cheap masks you find at a budget price.
•I didn't notice any significant improvement in my skin after using the mask.
•The mask didn't feel particularly luxurious or high-quality.
•The product claims to have madecassoside, azelaic acid, and other soothing ingredients, but I didn't notice any difference.
•The packaging has a white sticker with Russian text, which I don't need or want.

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