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When Drew Barrymore posted a photo that showed her gorgeous face slathered in a mask that aged her by about 40 years, she probably had no idea she was about to spark a trend that would become an obsession: the Hanacure Face Mask.
The actress, producer, and CEO of Flower Beauty obviously knows a thing or 12 about skincare and makeup, so when she raved about Hanacure on Instagram, swearing that it makes her look 10 years younger, we listened.
And every word of it turned out to be true.
Hanacure is a Korean beauty mask that you brush on and that dries into a crackly finish that, if we’re being honest, makes you look like you’re 103 years old. But after you’ve snapped photos of yourself and have given the mask enough time to fully dry and work its magic, you rinse it off to find the most luminous and tight skin. Its killer ingredients include a patented CO2 OctoLife technology that actually gives skin a lift and makes your complexion incredibly radiant and youthful.
But there’s a catch. One Hanacure Face Mask treatment — just one — will set you back $29. I don’t know about you, but when I find a skincare product I love, I want to use it all the time, and that will obviously add up if the product in question in Hanacure. And that’s why we found these three Hanacure mask dupes that are effective and affordable.
Skin1004 Zombie Pack ($18 for 8 Treatments)
This mask is probably the closest you’ll find to the Hanacure Face Mask in terms of the results you can expect. It comes with a powder and activator that you mix together, as well as a brush to provide mess-free application. Let it sit on your skin for 15 minutes before washing it off and saying “hello” to tighter, glowing skin that actually makes pores appear minuscule and deeply hydrates skin. It’s made with a natural ingredient called albumin that’s derived from egg whites — it doesn’t smell great, but it works. Other incredible ingredients include lavender oil, sea buckthorn extract, and birch extract, which is great for combatting acne and blackheads.
Sano Naturals Korean Face Mask ($12.95)
This Korean face mask promises brighter, tighter skin, thanks to a blend of more than 16 botanical extracts and peptides. Similar to Hanacure, this mask is applied with a brush and then turns into a dry, cracked mess as it penetrates deep into pores to deliver hydration and a tightening effect that minimizes pores and softens the look of fine lines and wrinkles. Some reviewers say they think this formula is even better than Hanacure and that it restores skin and even helps lighten hyperpigmentation.
Skinfood Egg White Pore Mask ($8.99)
Another Korean beauty cult favorite, the key ingredient in this rinse-off mask is, of course, egg whites, which are celebrated for their skin tightening, pore shrinking powers. Other key ingredients that nourish skin and create a healthier skin barrier include niacin, selenium, magnesium, calcium, and potassium. Just think of every healthy ingredient you’d need to eat for gorgeous skin and spread it on your face — that’s the genius behind this fantastic mask.
For more great tips on skincare masks check out These cheap face masks will make you feel like you just got a spa facial and DIY Face masks for acne-prone skin.
