As the first natural cosmetic brand in Korea, Innisfree delivers healthy beauty based on the wisdom of pure Jeju Island, and offers quality products to customers. It stands for "The Island of Liberty, Innisfree" derived from W.B. Yeats's poetry. It strives to deliver the cleanliness, purity and beauty by practicing the green lifestyle together with its customers.

Its Real Squeeze Mask is made from the freshly squeezed juice of plants, obtained through the course of harvesting, extraction and refinement. It is a triple layer sheet for complete adherence and long lasting effects.

Left to Right -- Kiwi, Strawberry, Blackberry, Lime, Shea Butter

Kiwi -- A mask containing the essential moisture from fresh squeezed kiwis to moisturise and clear your skin. The fabric of this mask is fairly thick and milky. I love the scent of it; not too strong.

Strawberry -- A mask made with refreshing strawberries to brighten skin. It instantly leaves your skin looking supple and translucent. This mask smells as if you just picked fresh strawberries from the garden. It certainly did leave my dull skin looking much brighter because of its effect.

Blackberry -- A mask made with freshly squeezed blackberry to make the skin firm and supple while reducing the wrinkles. This mask smells amazing like any of the other Innisfree face masks. It does moisturise your skin and leaves your face supple.

Lime -- A mask made with fresh limes to brighten skin. This mask is one of my favourites. I use it whenever my skin looks dull in order to give it a boost. The brightening effect of this mask is greater than that of the Strawberry mask. It leaves your skin rejuvenated.

Shea Butter -- A mask made with shea butter to deliver deep hydration to dry skin. I live for this mask. This mask provides your skin with a deep and highly effective moisturising treatment. It doesn't matter if your skin is oily, combination, normal or dry, it's a must for all skin types to moisturise their skin.

Left to Right -- Rose, Green Tea, Bamboo

Rose -- A mask containing essential moisturising ingredients, squeezed from fragrant roses to make skin smooth and radiant. Beside Shea Butter, this is my absolute favourite. I love the fragrance of it. It left my skin glowing, as well as feeling very refreshed. Not to mention, my skin becomes soft as a baby's butt after use.

Green Tea -- Fresh green tea extracts in this mask provide a deep hydration treatment for the skin. The scent of this mask is refreshing and calming. It leaves my face looking healthy. Not only does it hydrate but it also moisturises your skin, giving you a clearer and more radiant look.

Bamboo -- A mask containing bamboo extract to quench your skin's thirst and keep it moisturised. It has a very mild fragrance. It's not as noticeably moisturising as the other masks however it will leave your skin feeling more relaxed and refreshed than before.

Left to Right -- Aloe, Manuka Honey, Tea Tree

Aloe -- A mask made with aloe vera to fully moisturise and soothe the skin. This mask smells very fresh and does heal irritated skin. It helps to reduce the redness around your face and its got a cooling effect. It definitely will leave your skin feeling deeply nourished.

Manuka Honey -- A mask made with nutrient-rich manuka honey to moisturise dry and rough skin. This mask feels amazing on the skin especially when my skin tends to dehydrate or dry out at times. A must for winter as it is very moisturising and prevents tightness.

Tea Tree -- It's real squeeze face mask made with tea tree to clear your skin. Personally, I love tea tree. It's heaven for people with troubled skin. Whether you have small, big, swollen or painful pimples, this mask will surely help you soothe the pain. If you put it on at night before bed, you will be so thankful the next morning. Tea Tree can be very dehydrating for some skin however this mask clears your skin without drying it.

To summarise all, if you would like a moistursing product, I suggest the Green Tea, Bamboo, Rose and Aloe masks. If you want something hydrating, then go for Kiwi and Honey. If you want to brighten your skin tone, I recommend Lime and Strawberry. If you want one with a nourishing function, which is ideal for dry skin, then you many want go for Shea Butter, Manuka Honey and Blackberry. For acne prone skin, Tea Tree is the best. And unfortunately, I wasn't able to get my hands on Bija, Rice, Acai Berry or Cucumber. Hopefully, the next time I go to one of the stores, they will restock them.

Side note: These masks are filled with serum so what I usually like to do after taking off the mask is to squeeze the leftover juice and apply on my legs, hands or body.

If any of you have tried these masks, let me know what you think in the comments below.

Love,
Rosh