QUIYUM Face Mask Set, 26-Piece

For teens and adults who want a mix of mask formats in one set, this QUIYUM kit covers more than a basic sheet-mask routine. It includes fruit sheet masks, turmeric VC masks, lip and eye masks, sleeping masks, and clay masks.

The individually packaged portions also make it easier to bring a few along for a trip or keep different options on hand at home.

If you prioritize variety and targeted care, this has more to explore, if you prefer one familiar formula in a larger size, a single-product mask may suit you better.

Where it shines

The appeal is the range: fruit sheet masks featuring watermelon, avocado, blueberry, yuzu, and citrus sit alongside turmeric VC sheet masks, sleeping masks, and clay masks. There are also watermelon lip and eye masks for focused care around those areas. Instead of buying separate products to try each format, this set gives you several ways to build a simple at-home routine.

For example, after cleansing in the evening, you could use a sheet mask for a short hydration step, or apply a thin layer of the sleeping mask before bed. The clay masks offer a rinse-off option when you want a different format. The listing describes the set as suitable for dry, oily, combination, and teen skin, though individual results can vary.

What to know

The set is presented as 26 pieces, with small 3 g sleeping-mask packs and 5 g clay-mask packs. Those portions are useful for trying different types without committing to a large container, but they may not suit someone who wants a full-size supply of one particular formula. The instructions specify leaving sheet, lip, and eye masks on for 15–20 minutes, the clay mask is listed for 10–15 minutes before rinsing.

The ingredient details provided name fruit extracts and turmeric VC, but do not give a full ingredient list. If you have known sensitivities or need to screen for specific ingredients, that missing detail matters. From the way it is set up, this is a variety-focused pampering kit rather than a targeted solution with detailed, product-specific skin guidance.

You’ll appreciate it if you want individually packaged options for a low-commitment routine, travel, or a small self-care gift. Better avoided if you need a complete ingredient list before trying skincare, or would rather stick to one formula you already know works for you.

Best use cases

This set makes the most sense for occasional use, sampling several mask formats, or putting together a relaxed self-care evening without needing separate full-size products. Its gift-oriented packaging and mix of fruit and turmeric VC options also give it an easy gifting role for a teen, friend, or family member who enjoys skincare.

It is less compelling for a shopper looking for a specific active ingredient, a precisely described routine, or a larger amount of a favorite mask. The supplied directions cover basic application, but the listing does not provide a detailed ingredient breakdown or explain how to combine every mask type. Treat the variety as the main benefit, not a promise of a particular skin result.

Is it worth it?

Consider it if the choice of formats is more important to you than getting a generous supply of one mask. The combination of sheet, clay, sleeping, lip, and eye masks gives the set a clear use as a sampler or gift, with small individual packs that are practical to carry. If you have sensitive skin, or only want products whose full ingredients you can check in advance, the information provided may not be enough to make a confident choice. In that case, a single mask with a complete ingredient list is the more straightforward buy.