{"id":12744,"date":"2013-07-18T08:30:55","date_gmt":"2013-07-18T00:30:55","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.mywomenstuff.com\/?p=12744"},"modified":"2013-07-18T09:18:10","modified_gmt":"2013-07-18T01:18:10","slug":"lherboflore-facial-sheet-masks","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.mywomenstuff.com\/2013\/07\/lherboflore-facial-sheet-masks\/","title":{"rendered":"L’Herboflore Facial Sheet Masks : The Sheet Masks all sheet masks should aspire to be"},"content":{"rendered":"

Facial sheet masks – the biggest boon to quick easy at-home pampering ever invented. I don’t know who did, but whoever did, THANK YOU!<\/p>\n

Facial sheet masks are one of those things you have to get if you’re ever visiting Asia. They come in one use packs and are so convenient for a quick pick me up. If you want to know why you should use one and whether they work, read this<\/a>. Asia (in particular Taiwan and Korea) is the hotbed of sheet mask activity and the sheer number of brands, types, benefits that come out of here is seriously mind boggling. Best of all, they are not that pricey for a weekly or bi-weekly treat. I do mine on Sundays, in preparation for the week ahead. When I visited Korea, I came home with half my luggage stuffed with various types of sheet masks. Truth to tell, after going through them, I’ve realised I don’t quite like Korean brand sheet masks.<\/p>\n

I prefer sheet masks that come out of Taiwan. They just work better for some reason. So although I wasn’t the biggest fan of My Beauty Diary sheet masks the first time I reviewed them<\/a>, you might be interested to know that I do repurchase here, because they make my skin feel better. I like the thickness of the material used and the gloopiness of the product that cools my skin down and refreshes it almost instantly.<\/p>\n

But you know, that’s sort of past as well, now that I’ve discovered L’Herboflore sheet masks<\/strong>! Move aside MBD, you have serious competition!<\/p>\n

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L’Herboflore<\/strong> is a brand new brand specializing in facial sheet masks and yes, comes out of Taiwan.<\/p>\n

But lest you think its similar to My Beauty Diary, it actually isn’t. L’Herboflore is touted as a luxury brand of sheet masks which means you can expect it to be a little pricier than usual, but its not something you’d have to sell a kidney for. In fact, I’d say its affordable if I compare it with sheet masks sold locally. But believe me when I say that pricier or not, its so worth it. Also, its not that bank breaking and there are different ranges so there’s something for every pocket \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n

I was introduced to L’Herboflore fairly recently with a very generous care package of a selection of sheet masks to try, so I’ll quickly share my thoughts on them, where you can buy them and why I enjoy using these so much.<\/p>\n

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There are a few different ranges of masks under L’Herboflore and range from the regular to the premium.<\/p>\n

The regular versions come in different ‘flavours’, if you may and retail at about NT$50 each (approx RM5 as of today):-<\/p>\n