Good Monday you all, hope you guys had a kick-ass weekend!
So today, I will be talking about the trending “vampire mask” that has seen many Korean beauty brands developing and releasing their take and version of it.
The “vampire mask” that I have tried and will be talking about is the W.Lab Tone Line Change Pack which was kindly sent over to me for reviewing purpose by Q-Depot 2 weeks ago.
Read on to find out all about my experience with this mask!
First, a little something-something from the brand:


According to the brand, W.Lab Tone Line Change Pack is/has:
- Improves various skin conditions such as brightening of skin tone, lifting to create a heart-shaped face line, soothe troubled skin, and hydrate the skin to achieve a smoother complexion
- Contains 62% Rice Bran water (for brightening), Grapefruit extract (for toning), Rosehip Oil (for healing and conditioning), Hinoki Cypress water (for anti-trouble), Tea Tree extract (for anti-trouble), Volcanic Ash (for deep cleansing), Hyaluronic Acid (for intense hydration), Ceramide 3 (for skin strengthening), and Shea Butter (for moisture retention)
- Contains Anemarrhena asphodeloides (root) extract, a medicinal herb which is rich in Saponins that is able to reduce inflammations and provides skin with antioxidant
- Features a 7-Peptide complex consisting of
- Acetyl hexapeptide-8 (Argireline): Relax facial muscles to reduce the appearance of wrinkles
- Palmitoyl pentapeptide-4 (Matrixyl): Stimulates collagen production and aids in the repair of sun damages
- Caffeoyl tripeptide-1: Provides strong antioxidative effect and reduce inflammations
- Sh-Oligopeptide-9 (CG-EGF): Boosting collagen production to prevent wrinkles and lines
- Nicotinoyl tripeptide-1: Provides antioxidant and skin protection
- Caffeoyl SH-Octapeptide-4: Provides strong antioxidant and anti-inflammation effects
- SH-Octapeptide-4 & SH-Octapeptide-19
Below is my experience with the W.Lab Tone Line Change Pack:






Roaring view for [W.Lab Tone Line Change Pack]:
Product’s packaging | : | A bright orange squeeze tube with a plastic screw cap |
Product’s texture | : | Thick, gooey texture |
Product’s scent | : | A blend of orange and manuka honey |
Price point | : | Product was kindly sponsored by the kind folks at Q-Depot; however, the Tone Line Change Pack is $21.04/70ml on their website |
To view the product, you may click on the link to the product’s page on Q-Depot here | ||
Try-out period | : | 2 weeks; once a week |
Personal take | : | I was actually excited to finally trying the so-called Vampire pack which has been trending on the Korean social media platforms a while back. But as the mask was drying up on my face, the “pulling” effect as the mask transits from moist to dry was a little….uncomfortable (read: painful).
My sensitive skin was a little…red after rinsing it away and on the second day, my BB cushion did not sat nicely on my skin and it appeared patchy. Well, I considered using it just like a normal 9 mins wash-off mask (just before it dries completely) but then again, it would defeat the whole purpose of it being a “vampire mask”. Right? |
Will i recommend it? | : | No, despite the obvious after effect, it feels just a little painful when the mask is drying – when it’s transiting from wet to dry and the mask is “pulling” the skin |
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