Love Anua? Snag four of its calming sheet masks for under $25 before Prime Day

If you love Anua’s Korean skin care as much as I do, October Prime Day on Oct.6 and Oct.

7 (ahem, it starts *tomorrow*) is a pretty good excuse to stock up on four of its glow-boosting sheet masks for under $25.I’ve been testing the Anua Rice 70 Glow Collagen Mask, and it quickly became one of those skin care steps I actually looked forward to.It feels less like a chore and more like a mini spa moment, especially on nights when my skin needs extra hydration and I want to do something a little more fun than my usual serum-and-moisturizer routine.The star ingredient here is rice water, which makes up 70% of the formula.

The mask also contains collagen, ceramides and hyaluronic acid, so the focus is firmly on hydration, bounce and that fresh, dewy finish Korean skin care does so well.The mask itself is a thin hydrogel that feels cool and comfortable on my skin.It also fits nicely without constantly slipping around, which is important because Anua recommends leaving it on for several hours or even wearing it overnight.

I usually don’t have the patience for a mask that requires me to sit perfectly still, so being able to put this on and carry on with my evening (aka, get through my reading list and Netflix reality binges) is a major plus.As I wore it, the mask gradually became more transparent as the essence absorbed.Once I removed it, my skin felt soft, moisturized and noticeably plumper.

There was also a nice glow that made my complexion look more refreshed.I massaged the remaining essence into my skin rather than letting any of it go to waste, because at this point, we’re committing to the glow.I especially liked that this isn’t just a quick-hit hydration mask.

The ceramide in the formula gives it a more nourishing feel, while the combination of collagen and hyaluronic acid helps leave skin looking smooth and bouncy.It’s the kind of product I can see myself reaching for before a big day, after a long week or whenever my complexion is looking a little...

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