SHEET MASK | Healing Bird Botanical Face Masks in Ultra Moisture Coconut and Elasticity Jojoba

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These Healing Bird sheet masks were sent to me as part of the Beauteque subscription box and I had never heard of the brand prior to that. It turns out, Healing Bird is most well-known for their body and hair products and I don’t even know if they still make these sheet masks now…see there I go again with taking too long to review stuff and then it just vanishes! I have to say that this doesn’t happen nearly as often with Western brands! Maybe the packaging changes a bit, but the products still exist years later! Regardless, if you still visit this space of mine on the Internet, you probably aren’t here for the latest in skincare and beauty anymore, but instead for my charming personality. Right?

Healing Bird Botanical Face Masks in Ultra Moisture Coconut and Elasticity Jojoba

What makes this mask special? This mask contains coconut oil and shea butter, but the presence of dimethicone is probably what saves this mask from feeling super sticky. It’s also a cream mask which isn’t as common so when I saw I had this in my possession, I knew I had to save it for a wintery night!

Mask Summary:

Price: $2-3 USD

What it does: Hydrate, hydrate and hydrate!

Scent: Kind of toasty, but definitely not like coconut.

Essence Type: Cream

Duration: 30 minutes (instructions say 20 minutes, but I lost track of time and it was still fine!)

Thickness: Thin

Mask Fit: Very nice with a good sized moustache piece which always makes me feel extra secure that the mask will stay in place. There was a little bit of extra material in my hair, but it didn’t bother me too much.

Tackiness: It seemed lightly tacky at first, but after 2-3 hours, my skin just felt really “creamy and soft”!

Hydration: Very lovely!

Other notes: N/A

What makes this mask special? This has jojoba seed oil to smooth out those pesky wrinkles, agave extract to hydrate and rose flower extract to soothe.

Mask Summary:

Price: $2-3 USD

What it does: “Bringing back youth to the skin and relaxation for the mind”

Scent: Lightly floral

Essence Type: Clear, slightly viscous

Duration: 30 minutes (instructions say 20 minutes and it was still fine!)

Thickness: Thin

Mask Fit: Fairly nice though the moustache piece was a bit thinner on this mask so I had to rearrange a bit. There was a little bit of extra material in my hair, but it didn’t bother me too much.

Tackiness: None

Hydration: Very nice!

Other notes: N/A

Final verdict: Both of these masks were very nice in their own ways, but I found the cream Coconut mask to be my favourite of the two based on mask fit and overall skin results!

Happy Sunday!

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