Snail Moisturizing And Brightening Face Mask

I've used snail skincare in the past from various Korean skincare brands so this was a selling point for me. Collagen in skincare seems useless because the molecules are far too large to penetrate the skin to help with wrinkles and sagging. So instead, it sits on the surface to moisturise and that's all. Snail mucin on the other hand is used in a lot of Asian skincare and some studies have shown it can help with scar repair, wrinkles and overall skin rejuvenation. But I couldn't find the ingredient on the ingredient list. I may have misunderstood and this is meant to contain snail collagen which is less common of an ingredient from my experience. The mask itself feels hydrating and comes with a lot of serum in the packet. The sheet mask isn't too thick so it's fairly easy to apply though I still needed to cut the nose bridge area between the eyes and from the sides of the eyes to better position the mask on my face. This is something I need to do with most sheet masks to get the perfect fit for me. I like how the mask made my skin feel but for the price of £9.99 (10 in a box so £1 each) I feel like these are ever so slightly expensive compared to others I use in my routine. These are good and the ingredients are decent so no complaints there.