Hyaluronic acid, or simply referred to as HA, occurs naturally in the body and has a natural ability to retain water. As such, it help skin to maintain a youthful appearance. The benefits of hyaluronic acid are becoming increasingly well known as an effective anti-aging skin care treatment in the skin care industry. A convenient way of reaping the benefit is through sheet mask.

I bought it for SGD$2 at Watsons two weeks back and only unearth it when I was de-cluttering the dresser yesterday.

I was a little skeptic initially as the ingredient listing contains the infamous paraben and seems to have numerous dehyrating agents. How on earth can it claim to replenish moisture? The mask is delicate and is relatively paper thin; prone to tearing if not handle delicately.

What I love about it is that the mask is that it soaks up product pretty well and I did not have to pour out excess liquid from the packaging to maximise the content (Kiasu much!) Best of all, it fits perfectly on my face without excess bits hanging out or without the need to adjust due to weird position of mouth and nose opening. In addition, the mask adheres pretty well to the skin!

Instead of the 15 minutes application time as suggested, I plonked it on my face and took an afternoon siesta; waking up an hour later and boy the mask was still intact on my face.However, there is a sticky feeling after removing the mask; similar to applying Hada Labo lotion. So the question is, do I have to rinse my face or just leave it?