Reddit mentions of [Dearpacker] Jeju Flower Mask Sheet (# 4Types4 (Total 16pcs))

Haha, I'm not intense enough to do buying services direct from Korea or anything, so I usually end up paying a bit more than necessary for the security of intra-US shipping and guaranteed delivery dates. Still, I rarely pay more than $1.10 for a mask which I feel is reasonable given they're probably what keeps me honest with my skincare regimen in the long term.

I really like masksheets.com, they do some bonkers deals sometimes plus have free US shipping over $40 I believe. All the boxes of masks in my eighth drawer, as well as a few from the seventh, are from masksheets.com and cost $10 for 10 masks. I once got 30 of the same mask from them for $35 total, when individually those masks go for $2-$2.50.

If you have a 99 Ranch market near you, they often run deals on My Scheming and My Beauty Diary masks, with the former usually being about $12-15 for a 10-box and MBD being $8-10 for the same quantity. Sometimes the boxes you get there will have a promotional extra mask attached too!

For variety packs of masks, which I love because I'm a sucker for novelty, I like Amazon Prime. 11 TonyMoly I'm Real masks can often be had for $8-10, The Saem 13-packs are $10, Etude House has 15 for $13, etc. I don't mind paying a little over $1/mask on Amazon Prime because that usually results in getting same-day or one-day shipping with text notifications, plus I know the sellers will work with me if there's an issue. My most recent buys on Amazon were 16 Dearpacker masks for just under $18 and 10 Elizavecca masks for just under $13. Deals that I'm seriously considering atm include more luxury brands but at a cheaper price point than buying individual sheets, like Dr. Jart for about $3/mask and Jayjun for just under $2/mask.I promise those aren't affiliate links lol I don't even know how to do that.

My general rule is never buy a single sheet mask. There's always a scale markdown somewhere and I feel like I would be annoyed if I paid a premium for a single mask only to really like it and pay cents to dollars cheaper for subsequent ones. When you're in the situation of buying individuals you're usually paying for overhead as well, like at Sephora or Ulta with their ridiculous markups or on a smaller website that's marketing curation as justification for higher prices. If you can do research yourself on independent outlets like blogs and reddit and trust your judgement to pick 5-10 masks at a time, you can save a lot of money! Well, is it really saving if you've spent the money on an unnecessary purchase? No, but you get delightful sheets of wet cotton with eyeholes for cheaper than you'd expect!