PinkSeoul Mask Box Review + Coupon – Masks + Moisturizer

PinkSeoul is a monthly Korean beauty subscription box curated to your skin type. They focus on customized, full-sized, and curated products that are designed to guide you in your K-beauty journey of discovery. You can also shop their online store for more K-beauty goodies!

PinkSeoul offers 3 subscription types:

• The PinkSeoul Box is $39.95 every two months with a retail value of over $60.
• The PinkSeoul Plus Box is recommended for subscribers age 35+, $49.95 every two months with a retail value of over $80.
  • These two boxes are shipped bi-monthly and each box contains at least 4 full-sized items plus an accessory item.
• The PinkSeoul Mask Box is $29.95 every month with 10 customized mask products and an accessory item.

This review is of the Sensitive Skin Type, PinkSeoul Mask Box for $29.95 a month.

This box was sent to us at no cost for review. (Check out the review process post to learn more about how we review boxes.)

About PinkSeoul

The Subscription Box: PinkSeoul Mask Box

The Cost: $29.95 per month + free US shipping

ACTIVE DEAL: Save 10% off your first box!
CODE: MSA10

The Products: 10 K-beauty mask products customized to your skin type plus an accessory item or full-size cosmetic/skincare item

Ships to: The USA (free), Canada ($8.95), Mexico ($13.95), and other countries listed here (15.95)

PinkSeoul Mask Box Masks + Moisturizer Review

Prior to purchasing a subscription, PinkSeoul will ask you several customization questions. Some products are more appropriate/recommended for a particular skin type so be sure to figure out what your skin type is.

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Here is the info sheet detailing the products included in this box.

From Nature E-Choice Ceramide All-In-One Cream - Retail Value $15

Ceramides are great for keeping your skin's moisture barrier happy, which in turn will prevent moisture loss and skin irritations. This had a really balmy texture, which doesn’t surprise me considering the ingredients list includes beeswax, shea butter, and glycerin. 

Mediheal Eggy Skin Whitening Mask - Retail Value $3.50 

This mask is interesting in that it is made with eggshell membrane, a collagen-packed ingredient. The collagen from the egg is combined with pearl extract and vitamins to give a temporary brightening effect (maybe it would be more long term if you used this mask daily), and I appreciate how nurtured this made my skin feel.

Avajar Phyto Color Mask in Purple - Listed Value $5 (Buy a pack of 10 from a Korea-based seller for $38.50)

I’m not going to lie- for a mask that talks about color I was a bit disappointed this sheet mask wasn’t actually purple. It does have the extracts of purple plants, though, like eggplant, grape, beet, blueberry, and raspberry. This mask had a thicker serum rather than a watery essence, and it hugged my face while I relaxed and let the power of the plants work their magic. 

Leaders Ex Solution Aqua Advanced Facial Mask - Retail Value $4

This mask is made with glacial water to really pack in the hydration along with providing your skin a boost of minerals, and the mask itself fit my face well. 

Mediheal Warming Eye Mask - Listed Value $3 (found from this Korea-based seller for $2.36)

This is a warming mask designed to soothe tired eyes, and it actually covers all of your eyes so you’re forced to put the screens away and enjoy the gentle warming sensation cocooning your entire eye area (I especially loved the way this felt on my eyelids). This has a soft grapefruit scent that I enjoyed, but if you want to try this sans the scent they also make an unfragranced version! I actually received this in two separate boxes this month, and after using one once I immediately went online to order another 12- I plan on using these both when I’m stressed but also as a secret weapon if I’m having difficulty falling asleep. 

Son & Park Beauty Full Soothing Mask - Retail Value $2.75

This was described as a mask you only needed to wear for five minutes, so I used it one morning post-shower as I was getting ready for work because I will literally wear a sheet mask as often in my life as I can. The surface area of this mask was tiny- I definitely didn’t feel like it reached my entire face. I did like the ingredients list, though- it has agave, multiple types of roses, peppermint, aloe, and various other flower extracts. This was gently cooling on my face while I wore it, and I liked the pampering it added to my morning routine. 

I’m Sorry For My Skin Black Mud Mask - Retail Value $5

I’m Sorry For My Skin Relaxing Comma Mask - Retail Value $4.52

I’m Sorry For My Skin S.O.S. Soothing Jelly Mask - Retail Value $4

I photographed these together because usually, masks from the same brand in this box are the same type of mask with a different star ingredient, but these three masks are very different. The black mud mask is literally a mud mask in sheet mask form that you have to wash away once you’re done, and it was the least-messy mud mask I’ve ever used. The soothing jelly mask was my favorite of the bunch because it had a thick gel-serum texture and was infused with gold flakes that were pretty to look at. I massaged all of the leftover gel into my neck and chest, and I love that my skin absorbed it well and wasn’t left sticky. Finally, the comma mask is more of your standard nourishing sheet mask that works well for hydration but doesn’t stand out in a particular way. 

Etude House 0.2mm Therapy Air Mask in Camelia - Retail Value $1.30

Etude House 0.2mm Therapy Air Mask in Cherry Blossom - Retail Value $1.30

These masks really are super thin, which makes them great for hugging the curves of your face for a close fit. I appreciate the performance of these considering how affordable they are, and my skin soaked up all of the moisture these provided.

The Verdict: I use a sheet mask almost every day (if not every day), so knowing I can expect a box of sheet masks every month really works for me. I could see this getting a bit overwhelming if you don’t love sheet masks as much as I do, but I have really turned using them into a solid self-care treat. PinkSeoul does a good job of including brands I’ve never heard before along with more established ones, and I have no real complaints about the masks included in this month's box. Value-wise, I calculated a total value of $49.37.

To Wrap Up:

Can you still get this box if you sign up today? No, you will receive the February box.

ACTIVE DEAL: Save 10% off your first box!
CODE: MSA10

Value Breakdown: At $29.95 for this box, here’s what you are paying approximately per item:

• From Nature: $9.10
• Mediheal Eggy: $2.12
• Avajar: $3.03
• Leaders: $2.43
• Mediheal Eye: $1.82
• Son & Park: $1.67
• I'm Sorry Mud Mask: $3.03
• I'm Sorry Comma Mask: $2.74
• I'm Sorry S.O.S. Mask: $2.43
• Etude House Camelia: $0.79
• Etude House Cherry Blossom: $0.79

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