I used these six times - six weekends in a row. I applied each face mask soon after I got out of the shower, left it on for 20 minutes, and then rinsed my face and used a gentle cleanser. This mask, like the other Airy Fit sheet mask, was thinnish and a bit difficult to unfold compared to the weightier Bee Pollen Renew sheet mask or the Mascure sheet masks. I'm going to put that down to these being thinner rice paper rather than the thicker...whatever-it-is. (Missha's site just calls it a 'plant-based fiber', which isn't very specific. Could be cotton, linen, hemp...so many things.)

I've used a few other Airy Fit sheet masks from Missha, and aside from the fact that the mask itself is a bit difficult to handle, found them unobjectionable to nice. For whatever reason or series of reasons, though, these Pomegranite face masks made my skin feel a bit itchy for most of the day after I'd use one. I don't think that a sheet mask should do that. I haven't used many other topical products that were marked as being pomegranite-heavy or pomegranite-infused, other than some body butter from Bath and Body Works. That wasn't my favorite scent - I preferred the Avocado and Blueberry - but it didn't cause itching.

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