If This Korean Face Mask Is Good Enough for Celebs...

Panda, panda, panda, panda

By Rob Scheppy Apr 28, 2016 10:46 PMTags
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In his monthly column, celeb makeup artist Rob Scheppy shares the beauty tricks and tips he's gleaned from around the world. Today's stop...Tokyo!

Customs Declaration: Animal-printed sheet masks

Place of Origin: Korea by way of Japan

Primary Purpose: These masks (originally from Korea) have a high amount of hyaluronic acid, which is great for soft skin and hydration, and, of course, the animal mask part is just plain fun! I recommend putting one on at night after removing your makeup. Do it with friends. You can have the most epic photo shoot and hydrate your skin at the same time!

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The Discovery: While traveling in Tokyo for Madonna's Rebel Heart Tour, I was exploring the streets when I found SNP Cosmetics Animal Character Printed Masks at a street market. (Ed. note: They are so fun, they are now available at Ulta.) They immediately caught my eye because of their playful nature (they come in Panda, Dragon, Otter and Tiger) and then I learned from reading about the masks that each one actually has specific and useful benefits, including hydration and anti-wrinkle ingredients.

I began using the masks on the Rebel Heart Tour dancers that day. The dancers' skin were so dehydrated throughout the tour from applying and removing so much makeup and from traveling. They were miraculous and worked instantly. I ended up sending someone back to purchase more and used them for the remaining part of the tour. Now, I recommend them to all of my clients.

SNP Cosmetics Animal Mask Sheet, $5