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product_id: 1420672
title: "NYKKOLA 100 pcs Skin Face Care DIY Facial Paper Compress Masque Mask"
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price: "€ 20.02"
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# 100% natural cotton fleece 100 pcs DIY compressed masks Individually sealed, travel-ready NYKKOLA 100 pcs Skin Face Care DIY Facial Paper Compress Masque Mask

**Brand:** nykkola
**Price:** € 20.02
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌟 Elevate your skincare ritual with NYKKOLA’s DIY magic—because your face deserves bespoke hydration!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** NYKKOLA 100 pcs Skin Face Care DIY Facial Paper Compress Masque Mask by nykkola
- **How much does it cost?** € 20.02 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hr](https://www.desertcart.hr/products/1420672-nykkola-100-pcs-skin-face-care-diy-facial-paper-compress)

## Best For

- nykkola enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted nykkola brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Pure & Gentle:** Chemical-free, non-irritating natural cotton fleece suitable for all skin types, even the most sensitive.
- • **Salon-Quality DIY:** Professional-grade absorbency and comfort that rivals beauty salons—at a fraction of the cost.
- • **Compact Powerhouse:** Starts coin-sized, expands instantly to full face coverage—maximizing hydration with minimal bulk.
- • **Ultimate Customization:** Create your perfect mask by soaking in any serum, lotion, or natural ingredient for tailored skincare.
- • **Travel-Ready Convenience:** Individually wrapped and TSA-friendly, carry a two-week supply in a snack-sized bag effortlessly.

## Overview

NYKKOLA 100 pcs Skin Face Care DIY Facial Paper Compress Masks are ultra-compact, natural cotton fleece sheets that expand upon soaking in your choice of skincare liquids. Individually sealed for hygiene and portability, these chemical-free masks suit all skin types and empower you to customize your facial treatment at home or on the go. Perfect for millennials seeking affordable, eco-conscious, and travel-friendly skincare solutions that deliver salon-quality results.

## Description

This compressed facial mask is mild and non-irritating even for the most sensitive of skin types. It moisturizes without worry. Healthy hydration and nourishment in one sheet. Smaller than a coin and will expand after being soaked. The mask will become full and easy to apply to the face. How to use: 1. Soak the compressed mask paper in a liquid. Suitable liquid includes milk, egg, syrup or any other facial product. Let the mask slowly open. 2.Well cleanse your face. 3.Apply the mask on your face based on the position of eyes. 4. Take it off in about 10-15 minutes. (Depends on the dryness of the mask) 5.Wash your face with clean water.Features - Material: Natural cotton fleece. - Having facial skin care by yourself, better than to do facial care in beauty salon. Easy and simple to use. - Compressed facial mask in original sealed package. It starts as a coin compact. After putting into a toner or lotion it becomes a face mask easily.- Apply on any skin type.

Review: Complete face & money saver. - *I purchased this product at full price and with my own money. As always, this will be a thorough and honest review of my experiences with this product. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask! I would be more than happy to answer them to the best of my ability. If you find this review helpful, I would very much appreciate it if you could click that 'helpful' button right below to let me know. :) Thank you! MASK REVIEW: I absolutely love and adore these masks. 100% worth every penny! They actually fit my face and are *incredibly* comfortable. (I make a few adjustments that I explain down below, but those are purely picky preference.) They soak up a crazy amount of oils and essence to release back into your skin once the masks are setting properly. They are incredibly comfortable, lightweight, and breathable. (Sometimes I have felt a little bit suffocated or trapped or something under a mask which I know sounds silly, but I have never felt anything like that with these.) They are *so easy* to travel with! As someone who now travels from one coast of the US to the other, that is a big deal to me. I can bring over two week's worth of sheet masks (essences and mask tablets) in a single snack sized ziplock bag in my carryon. Bonkers.[Obviously within the quart-size liquids bag as per TSA requirements.] I can honestly say that this is one of the best skincare decisions that I made. If you are on the fence - try it. You can thank me later. ;P SAVING THE ESSENCE: The other way that I use these compressed masks is to make sure that I get every dollar worth out of my expensive, store bought sheet masks. When I use a prepackaged sheet mask (especially the more expensive ones) there is always a good amount of extra ampule. I put all of that extra essence into a little airtight container and save it for the next day - really pack all of those positive things into my skin. All that I do is open up my sheet mask tablet like normal (explained below) and soak it in the saved essense, then use it as usual. Most good prepackaged masks have easily enough essence for two sheet masks included. I would rather save the extra essence for a day so that it can actually be used on my skin once it has had a chance to recover and accept the treatment from the day before, than to pile it all on in one sitting and miss out on some of the benefits because my skin wasn't able to soak it all up and break it all down and use it to the best of its ability in one sitting. There is only so much that the skin can absorb and process. Anything after that point is basically just wasteful. HOW TO OPEN THE MASKS: When I was doing research I kept watching all of these youtubers who were saying that the product (general tablet/compressed sheet masks, not specifically this brand) were a complete dud, didn't work at all, and were a waste of time, money, and product. I wanted to throw my phone I was so frustrated. If you have a completely compressed tablet and you put it in a pile of "goop" (as my ex liked to call serums and essences), it isn't going to expand and open up. You need to give it straight moisture first and it would have opened right up! *sigh* WHAT I DO: I turn my water on as hot as I can stand it, put the tablet in the middle of my palm, and let some water into my cupped hand. I turn the tablet as needed and let it soak up the water. Once it is decompressed and in it's log stage, I carefully squeeze about 75% of the water back out of it. I do this by pinching it back down the way that it had just grown outward. (If you squeeze it the other way, it can sometimes be impossible to open the mask fully without ripping it. Learned that one the hard way.) I then carefully unfold the mask. They usually just unroll, and then fold out in thirds, and then up from being folded in half. You need to be a little bit patient with this process. These masks are amazingly light and breathable, but on the flipside that means that they are thin, and you can tear things if you get frustrated. (Plus side if that happens though - you have a ton more and can try again! ;P) Once the mask is open I make any modifications that I am going to make (described and explained below) and *then* I dunk the mask into the ampule/serum/essence/oil and move forward with my sheet mask. Ta-da! All-in-all it usually takes me significantly less than a minute to open up one of these sheet masks from tablet to being put into the essence. ANOTHER POSSIBLE WAY: I have heard of some people who will open the sheet mask tablets with various carrier oils, sometimes mixed down with a bit of water to make it more fluid. I haven't done this yet, but the three that I have heard of are as follows - women successfully using melted down cocnut oil, diluted vitamin E oil, and sweet almond/jojoba oil blend. I would image that doing things this way, should it actually work to open the tablet in the first place, would give you a bit more longevity for the mask. You would have a bit longer wear-life because the oils that you have used as a base disperse, dissolve, and evaporate slower than the water would. That said, I tend to get *at least* 25 to 30 minutes of wear-time with ampule to spare. Some blends are closer to 50+ minutes, and that's without wearing a silicone sheet mask cover. These masks really are amazing! THE "MODIFICATIONS": The one SUPER nit-picky "complaint" that I have about these sheet masks is that they have this eye flap thingy on them (as shown in picture). I have seen that before on other sheet masks, but it has usually been on the bottom of the eye hole (so you could just fold it down and ignore it if you didn't want to use it), not on the top part, falling down into your open eyeballs without warning. I can't stand those things, so once my sheet masks are open (but before I make them all slippery with the ampule), I simply rip those little dangling pieces off. They come off fairly easily, just take it slow and be careful. It feels exactly like tearing through thin cloth (probably because that's exactly what's actually happening). Sometimes I just throw them away, but other times I will put them into the ampule as well. My nose is a bit longer than basically every sheet mask I have ever tried, so I take those extra pieces and put them on the sides and tip of my nose where sheet masks just don't ever naturally hit. (As seen in the picture.) Let me know if this was helpful. I rely heavily on reviews when making my own decisions so I want to be as helpful to those who come after me as I possibly can be. :) Have a great day!
Review: Good bargain for DIY sheet masks! - These were the best priced I could find for the amount and had no bad reviews, so I added them onto my order. I am glad I did because I have been using the expensive Korean sheet masks and I cannot afford to use them as much as I'd like. Now I can use these as much as I need and I really like the customization available with these. It's nice not to feel like I am being price gouged for what is an inexpensive item to my mind. They're the size of a Tums antacid tablet, or a nickel, and individually wrapped which I really like for durability, cleanliness, portability and ease of storage. I am impressed with how quickly these expand; it's almost like wetting a compressed sponge where it happens instantly. They unravel easily with no tearing or difficulty opening up. I find they are a decent size and fit my Caucasian face fine. The eye and mouth holes are a bit large on me, but otherwise there is just enough mask to cover everything. I think the next time I fly by airplane, where I inevitably get parched skin, I will open one of these and give myself a soothing moisturizing treatment. Even if there is no liquid but water to use, I can slather on a cream moisturizer and put the damp mask over it. I have done that tonight and it really helps soothe the skin and let the cream penetrate better. So far, I've also used them with my skin serums, too, but I find unless I put a silicone face mask over them, the serum alone won't last long enough to work well in a sheet mask (unless I use a huge amount and that's cost prohibitive and wasteful). Soaking in a lotion works much better with these than a serum and of course, making your own concoction is really great. They do better with a solution with humectants or something viscous enough so the product won't evaporate too fast...if you want to keep it on for a longer time. That's why you often see the pre-packaged sheet masks with ingredient bases including glycerin. For a DIY mask, honey, aloe, colloidal oatmeal, mucilage from plantain herb, and if you can get them, sodium PCA and hyaluronic acid, all make great bases because they are humectant. Of course, adding oils will work, too. There are lots of site on the Net with recipes for DIY masks. Since these are one use, you can make a totally preservative free mask and use ingredients to treat whatever is happening at the time. I use my own blemish control recipe with these and it works great when I have spots coming on, better than over-the-counter products! I bought my masks from E-DISCOUNT but they were fulfilled by desertcart as an add-on, so they arrived quickly (another reason I went with this particular vendor because I don't relish waiting a month for things to arrive from overseas.) I was pleasantly surprised to find a free packet included of a sheet mask with it's own facial solution in it. I have not used this mask yet, but what a nice surprise to have that included for free (by the same company who made the compressed masks).

## Features

- Material: Natural cotton fleece.Size: About 2.1 * 2.3 cm/ 0.8 * 0.9 inch(L*W). Apply on any skin type.
- The facial mask is a dry compressed facial mask and no facial products are embedded in the paper, apply for DIY skin care. You need add additional facial product (such as beauty liquid,eggs, milk, honey) when you use, according to personal needs.
- Absorbent and skin-friendly, disposable, having facial skin care by yourself or beauty salon.
- Natural non-woven fiber-- No chemical composition. non-irritating, Natural, no stimulation mask sheet,safe, comfortable for facial application . Suitable for all people, easy compressed disposable Facial for home DIY facial skin care.
- 100pcs in one package. Each mask sheet is individually packaged, easy to carry; meet international health standards, great for travel.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00HH07ZEU |
| Active Ingredients | Honey |
| Best Sellers Rank | #97,832 in Beauty & Personal Care ( See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care ) #975 in Facial Masks |
| Brand | NYKKOLA |
| Brand Name | NYKKOLA |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 663 Reviews |
| Item Form | Sheet |
| Item Volume | 100 ml |
| Manufacturer | Liroyal |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 7956 |
| Material Features | Natural |
| Material Type Free | Chemical Free |
| Model Number | NYKKOLA 100 pcs Compress Mask |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Anti-Ageing, Natural Ingredients, Travel Size, non-irritating |
| Product Benefits | Hydrating |
| Recommended Uses For Product | salon |
| Scent | Honey |
| Scent Name | Honey |
| Size | 100 Count (Pack of 1) |
| Skin Tone | All |
| Skin Type | Combination, Dry, Normal, Oily, Sensitive |
| Target Use Body Part | Face |
| UPC | 601952047596 888309027139 508966701813 885107546350 888309175090 885142583808 |
| Unit Count | 100 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** NYKKOLA
- **Item Form:** Sheet
- **Material Type Free:** Chemical Free
- **Product Benefits:** Hydrating
- **Scent:** Honey

## Images

![NYKKOLA 100 pcs Skin Face Care DIY Facial Paper Compress Masque Mask - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61QTeCQ0-ML.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can you walk around doing your daily chores while the mask is on or do you have to lay down the whole time?**
A: Don't laugh, but I use one of these with it: http://www.amazon.com/Version-Beauty-V-Line-Face-Facial/dp/B00EW7ILPS/ref=sr_1_4?s=beauty&ie=UTF8&qid=1396722495&sr=1-4&keywords=v-line  I actually think I have this exact one, but I bought it off that famous auction site. I look super silly, but it's so convenient.I find the edges of the paper masks dry up a bit and start peeling off before I'm ready to take it off. With the neoprene mask above, I don't have that issue since it holds the edges very well. It can be a little uncomfortable bending your neck downward, but I've since gotten used to it. It's nice that it's adjustable. I freaking love that thing.  Good luck to you!

**Q: What are the ingredients?**
A: Seems like cotton. There aren't really 'ingredients' in the masks. You soak them in homemade masks or serums. You can also put them on over other masks to make them stay damp longer for more absorption.

**Q: does the mask clean face pores**
A: No, it doesn't.  You can soak the masks in any facial or skin toner you like and spread the mask on your face.

**Q: does it has tracking number on shipping?**
A: if you buy from me, definately!

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Complete face & money saver.
*by J***S on March 19, 2018*

*I purchased this product at full price and with my own money. As always, this will be a thorough and honest review of my experiences with this product. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask! I would be more than happy to answer them to the best of my ability. If you find this review helpful, I would very much appreciate it if you could click that 'helpful' button right below to let me know. :) Thank you! MASK REVIEW: I absolutely love and adore these masks. 100% worth every penny! They actually fit my face and are *incredibly* comfortable. (I make a few adjustments that I explain down below, but those are purely picky preference.) They soak up a crazy amount of oils and essence to release back into your skin once the masks are setting properly. They are incredibly comfortable, lightweight, and breathable. (Sometimes I have felt a little bit suffocated or trapped or something under a mask which I know sounds silly, but I have never felt anything like that with these.) They are *so easy* to travel with! As someone who now travels from one coast of the US to the other, that is a big deal to me. I can bring over two week's worth of sheet masks (essences and mask tablets) in a single snack sized ziplock bag in my carryon. Bonkers.[Obviously within the quart-size liquids bag as per TSA requirements.] I can honestly say that this is one of the best skincare decisions that I made. If you are on the fence - try it. You can thank me later. ;P SAVING THE ESSENCE: The other way that I use these compressed masks is to make sure that I get every dollar worth out of my expensive, store bought sheet masks. When I use a prepackaged sheet mask (especially the more expensive ones) there is always a good amount of extra ampule. I put all of that extra essence into a little airtight container and save it for the next day - really pack all of those positive things into my skin. All that I do is open up my sheet mask tablet like normal (explained below) and soak it in the saved essense, then use it as usual. Most good prepackaged masks have easily enough essence for two sheet masks included. I would rather save the extra essence for a day so that it can actually be used on my skin once it has had a chance to recover and accept the treatment from the day before, than to pile it all on in one sitting and miss out on some of the benefits because my skin wasn't able to soak it all up and break it all down and use it to the best of its ability in one sitting. There is only so much that the skin can absorb and process. Anything after that point is basically just wasteful. HOW TO OPEN THE MASKS: When I was doing research I kept watching all of these youtubers who were saying that the product (general tablet/compressed sheet masks, not specifically this brand) were a complete dud, didn't work at all, and were a waste of time, money, and product. I wanted to throw my phone I was so frustrated. If you have a completely compressed tablet and you put it in a pile of "goop" (as my ex liked to call serums and essences), it isn't going to expand and open up. You need to give it straight moisture first and it would have opened right up! *sigh* WHAT I DO: I turn my water on as hot as I can stand it, put the tablet in the middle of my palm, and let some water into my cupped hand. I turn the tablet as needed and let it soak up the water. Once it is decompressed and in it's log stage, I carefully squeeze about 75% of the water back out of it. I do this by pinching it back down the way that it had just grown outward. (If you squeeze it the other way, it can sometimes be impossible to open the mask fully without ripping it. Learned that one the hard way.) I then carefully unfold the mask. They usually just unroll, and then fold out in thirds, and then up from being folded in half. You need to be a little bit patient with this process. These masks are amazingly light and breathable, but on the flipside that means that they are thin, and you can tear things if you get frustrated. (Plus side if that happens though - you have a ton more and can try again! ;P) Once the mask is open I make any modifications that I am going to make (described and explained below) and *then* I dunk the mask into the ampule/serum/essence/oil and move forward with my sheet mask. Ta-da! All-in-all it usually takes me significantly less than a minute to open up one of these sheet masks from tablet to being put into the essence. ANOTHER POSSIBLE WAY: I have heard of some people who will open the sheet mask tablets with various carrier oils, sometimes mixed down with a bit of water to make it more fluid. I haven't done this yet, but the three that I have heard of are as follows - women successfully using melted down cocnut oil, diluted vitamin E oil, and sweet almond/jojoba oil blend. I would image that doing things this way, should it actually work to open the tablet in the first place, would give you a bit more longevity for the mask. You would have a bit longer wear-life because the oils that you have used as a base disperse, dissolve, and evaporate slower than the water would. That said, I tend to get *at least* 25 to 30 minutes of wear-time with ampule to spare. Some blends are closer to 50+ minutes, and that's without wearing a silicone sheet mask cover. These masks really are amazing! THE "MODIFICATIONS": The one SUPER nit-picky "complaint" that I have about these sheet masks is that they have this eye flap thingy on them (as shown in picture). I have seen that before on other sheet masks, but it has usually been on the bottom of the eye hole (so you could just fold it down and ignore it if you didn't want to use it), not on the top part, falling down into your open eyeballs without warning. I can't stand those things, so once my sheet masks are open (but before I make them all slippery with the ampule), I simply rip those little dangling pieces off. They come off fairly easily, just take it slow and be careful. It feels exactly like tearing through thin cloth (probably because that's exactly what's actually happening). Sometimes I just throw them away, but other times I will put them into the ampule as well. My nose is a bit longer than basically every sheet mask I have ever tried, so I take those extra pieces and put them on the sides and tip of my nose where sheet masks just don't ever naturally hit. (As seen in the picture.) Let me know if this was helpful. I rely heavily on reviews when making my own decisions so I want to be as helpful to those who come after me as I possibly can be. :) Have a great day!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good bargain for DIY sheet masks!
*by K***. on May 23, 2015*

These were the best priced I could find for the amount and had no bad reviews, so I added them onto my order. I am glad I did because I have been using the expensive Korean sheet masks and I cannot afford to use them as much as I'd like. Now I can use these as much as I need and I really like the customization available with these. It's nice not to feel like I am being price gouged for what is an inexpensive item to my mind. They're the size of a Tums antacid tablet, or a nickel, and individually wrapped which I really like for durability, cleanliness, portability and ease of storage. I am impressed with how quickly these expand; it's almost like wetting a compressed sponge where it happens instantly. They unravel easily with no tearing or difficulty opening up. I find they are a decent size and fit my Caucasian face fine. The eye and mouth holes are a bit large on me, but otherwise there is just enough mask to cover everything. I think the next time I fly by airplane, where I inevitably get parched skin, I will open one of these and give myself a soothing moisturizing treatment. Even if there is no liquid but water to use, I can slather on a cream moisturizer and put the damp mask over it. I have done that tonight and it really helps soothe the skin and let the cream penetrate better. So far, I've also used them with my skin serums, too, but I find unless I put a silicone face mask over them, the serum alone won't last long enough to work well in a sheet mask (unless I use a huge amount and that's cost prohibitive and wasteful). Soaking in a lotion works much better with these than a serum and of course, making your own concoction is really great. They do better with a solution with humectants or something viscous enough so the product won't evaporate too fast...if you want to keep it on for a longer time. That's why you often see the pre-packaged sheet masks with ingredient bases including glycerin. For a DIY mask, honey, aloe, colloidal oatmeal, mucilage from plantain herb, and if you can get them, sodium PCA and hyaluronic acid, all make great bases because they are humectant. Of course, adding oils will work, too. There are lots of site on the Net with recipes for DIY masks. Since these are one use, you can make a totally preservative free mask and use ingredients to treat whatever is happening at the time. I use my own blemish control recipe with these and it works great when I have spots coming on, better than over-the-counter products! I bought my masks from E-DISCOUNT but they were fulfilled by Amazon as an add-on, so they arrived quickly (another reason I went with this particular vendor because I don't relish waiting a month for things to arrive from overseas.) I was pleasantly surprised to find a free packet included of a sheet mask with it's own facial solution in it. I have not used this mask yet, but what a nice surprise to have that included for free (by the same company who made the compressed masks).

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ So far so good...
*by A***I on December 4, 2024*

I use these masks with the leftover serums from prepackaged sheet masks since there is usually a good amount left. No tearing and there is the additional design that allows you to place them over your eyelids (but that is easily removable if you don't wish to use it). They are smaller than most prepackaged masks I have used so not as much coverage (and I have a very small face) which is a little disappointing. But for quick daily use, I am satisfied with the purchase.

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