Reddit mentions of Kose Clear Turn 6-in1 Retinol Face Mask (50 sheet) Jumbo Pack - Japan Imported

For reference, less than 1USD a piece is considered cheap to me

• Dermal: This isn't necessarily an offer, but the Dermal sheet masks are popular in this sub and run around 0.50USD a piece. They're not amazing sheet masks, and the sheet material they're made out of is thicker than most sheet masks, but they're hydrating and good for daily masking cheaply.
  
• Innisfree Skin Clinic: They're Buy 5 get 5 free right now, making them 1.10USD each, which under 1USD and "cheap" but they're on offer so I thought I'd mention.
  
• Kose: These are packs of 50 for 0.62USD a piece. I think there's a review on these in the sub if your search, but they're basically okay and there are concerns about them drying otu since they aren't individually packaged.
  
• 3W Skin Clinic: These are 10 for 1.9KWON, making them .16USD a piece. I have no idea how these work and shipping will factour into the purchase, but I've seen these masks recommended a few times on here.
  
  If you move the limit up to 1USD a piece, there's a lot more that can be included like Innisfree It's Real Squeeze, Mediheal discount packs (Placenta and Tea Tree for example), Leaders on discount (TJ Maxx and masksheets), My Scheming, etc.

Ok I looked into that brand and their whole shtick pisses me off. That mask is so overpriced for what is essentially diluted honey with added preservatives and some other cheap ingredients AND for that price (50US)??... I think ppl would be better off just using honey on its own because its a great cheap, organic humectant. Sorry lol *rant over*

Anyway! I don't know how you feel about sheet-masks but I recently purchased this: a Kose Clear Turn Plumping All in 1 Retinol Face Mask 50 pack....I didn't order it on eBay or Amazon (where it retails for about 25 USD), I purchased it from a Japanese cosmetics store here in Toronto for around $20 CAD (about 15-16 US) so you can definitely find it cheaper in store!

I find it's very hydrating and it does contain a bit of retinol - so hopefully it's not too irritating for you - which should gently exfoliate/brighten your face while hydrating your skin at the same time. I usually leave it on for about 10-12 mins ( you can leave it for more but I find it's too much to leave on more than that) and then I use the mask to smear the rest of the serum all over my decollete, hands, legs and thighs! That's how much you'll have left over. I'm actually using it right now as I type this.

The "plumping" effect usually lasts two to three days for me, and I find I don't even need much foundation just some concealer and a mattifying powder on top because the mask really leaves a nice glow and your skin is so soft afterwards.