Abib Gummy Sheet Mask Heartleaf Sticker 검 시트 마스크 어성초 스티커
Abib's sheet masks use a thicker, more elastic fabric than the usual thin cellulose, which is where the 'gummy' and 'sticker' naming comes from — it grips the face properly instead of sliding off halfway through. The heartleaf version carries a calming, watery essence. The sheet quality is the genuine differentiator; the essence is a competent, unremarkable soother.
What it is built around
Who it suits
Reactive or flushed skin, and anyone who has given up on masks because they will not stay put — this one holds well enough to move around in. Oily and combination skin do well with it. Very dry skin may prefer a richer variant from the same range. Not a fix for anything, as with all sheet masks.
How to use it
Cleansed skin, after toner, fifteen to twenty minutes. The thicker sheet stays wet longer, but do not leave it on until it dries. Press in the residue, then moisturise. Once or twice a week. The range includes rice and madecassoside versions if heartleaf is not the concern you are treating.
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What is a sheet mask and how often to use it?
A sheet mask is a serum-soaked fabric or hydrogel mask, a Korean skincare staple, used to flood skin with hydration and active ingredients for 15 to 20 minutes. Most people use them a few times a week or as an occasional boost, applied after essence and before moisturizer.
What is heartleaf in Korean skincare?
Heartleaf, or Houttuynia cordata (어성초 in Korean), is a trending calming extract used in K-beauty to soothe and help balance oily, blemish-prone skin. It's found in lightweight toners and essences and pairs well with centella, niacinamide or BHA for troubled skin.
✍️ Written & reviewed by the KoreaPlus Editorial team — dermatologist-informed, cosmetic-science researched & source-cited. Last reviewed: 2026-08-23.
General educational information using cosmetic structure-function wording — not medical advice. Always patch-test new actives. © KoreaPlus.