Question 1

What is the difference between all the different types of masks ?  how should they be used? cant read korean :)

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Always remove makeup first-use a solid oil-base cleanser (even for acnitic skin!) for about 1-2 minutes, rubbing well to remove makeup and any dirt/dead cells. 
Wash face with a water-base facial soap-make sure you take about 1-2 minutes to really rub your face to get all the excess sebum out. 
Once or twice a week use an exfoliator. 
Use your toner, gently pat it into your skin. 
Apply mask starting around the nose/eyes and let it sit from 10-20 minutes depending on the mask/personal needs.
Remove mask and gently, yet firmly, pat face to maximize absorption and blood flow. 
Apply one or two serums, patting into your skin again. 
Use your moisturizer.
At night you can add an overnight mask (it’s usually a type of serum).
Day time use sunscreen.

That’s the entire skincare method Koreans use. I have recently started this-I only do the masks at night because of time-but my skin has never felt, or looked, better. I am an adult acne sufferer and this has been the BIGGEST help.

Question 2

Is it plant-based?

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You can google the ingredients. According to the packet, the collagen is plant based.  This product does contain parabens.  Aside from that, I've been very happy with these masks

Question 3

Does this product contain paraben?

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www.fda.gov  updated 9/13/2016FDA scientists continue to review published studies on the safety of parabens. At this time, we do not have information showing that parabens as they are used in cosmetics have an effect on human health.FDA will continue to evaluate new data in this area. If we determine that a health hazard exists, we will advise the industry and the public, and will consider the agency's legal options under the authority of the FD&C Act to protect the health and welfare of consumers. (This product has methylparaben which is a type of paraben and is listed as the second to last ingredient)

Question 4

Can you use them when you're in a sauna?

Accepted Answer

Sigh. Pseudoscience is everywhere. Saunas don't cause you to "sweat toxins;" our sweat contains a negligible amount of toxins. Nearly all toxins are removed by our liver and kidneys. Sweat is mostly water, and a small amount of carbs, salt, protein and urea. ("Can You Sweat Toxins out of Your Body?" UAMS Health. N.p., n.d. Web. 16 Oct. 2015. Woolston, Christ. "You Sweat, but Toxins Likely Stay." Los Angeles Times, 28 Jan. 2008. Web. 16 Oct. 2015.)If you sweat a lot on your face, you may dilute the contents of the mask with the water in your sweat. But, you would prevent a mask from drying out and re-hydrate it if that is a risk. So I think it would depend on whether the mask normally dries out during use. I would stay out of the sauna until it begins to dry if so.I would take a steam before the mask, though (then wash). While steaming doesn't open pores, it can help clear them of debris, allowing the ingredients to work better.

Skin Tone	All
Active Ingredients	collagen
Item Form	Sheet
Skin Type	Combination
Material Features	Concentrated
Number of Items	1
Item Volume	30 Cubic Inches
Unit Count	16 count

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Dermal Korea Collagen Essence Full Face Facial Mask Sheet 16 Combo B Pack

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