Mamonde Liquid Mask 80ml Set (Rose / Peony / Daisy)
100 Olive Young reviews read first-hand · average 4.5 among them · 87% positive (★4–5) · 74% 5 stars · Oily-Skin Peony 59% · Glow Rose 37% · Toning Daisy 4% · a makeup-prep liquid that helps makeup grip
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Community summary
The most frequently mentioned point is that makeup grips well. Comments like 'apply it before makeup and your cushion or foundation doesn't lift and sticks snugly' and 'I got told my skin looked great' were the most common, at 39 reviews. This is shared across all three options, and some who use matte foundation say they get less inner dryness. That said, these are users' own impressions.
Opinions on the Oily-Skin Makeup-Prep Peony's oil control are sharply divided. Twenty reviews say 'I can use less powder' or 'oil comes up less and later,' while 10 say 'I didn't feel any oil control at all,' 'it's matte when applied but ends up the same,' or 'it feels like the oil all comes up at once a few hours later.' For very oily skin, it's fair to assume 'it doesn't stop oil completely.' The average among the reviews read is also lower for Peony at 4.3, versus 4.8 for Rose.
The Glow-Texture Makeup-Prep Rose gets many comments about moisture, inner dryness, and smoothing flakes (13 for moisture, 11 for texture, across options combined). On the other hand, some with dehydrated-oily or oily skin say Rose leaves them greasy by evening, leading to cases of switching to Peony. Of the 10 breakout/irritation reviews, all the ★1 'my skin broke out' reviews came from the oily-skin Peony, and some mention redness around the nostrils or stinging, so a patch test is wise if you're sensitive. The Toning Makeup-Prep Daisy has only 4 reviews, so all we can read is that it 'makes skin look brighter.'
These are counts taken directly only from reviews, out of the 100 read, whose wording was clearly legible. If anything, we undercounted rather than inflated — it's a minimum.
By skin type
Our own tally based on 100 reviews read first-hand, not Olive Young official. These are the shares of purchase options indicated in the reviews.
Expressions found in the reviews read (original tone kept, not rewritten)
Strengths reviewers kept mentioning
- Makeup grips well — the most-mentioned pointThe most frequently mentioned point (39 reviews). Applied before makeup, cushion or foundation sticks snugly without lifting and breaks down less into the afternoon. This comes up across all options.
- Oily-skin Peony — oil comes up less and laterTwenty reviews from oily and dehydrated-oily skin say 'oil doesn't stop completely, but it comes up less and later' or 'I touch up with powder less often.' Many describe it as a must-have before summer makeup.
- Glow Rose — moisture and inner drynessRose gets many comments about moisture, inner dryness, and smoothing flakes beside the nose. Some with dry skin say makeup cracks less so they use it year-round, and its average among the reviews read is 4.8, the highest of the three options.
- A light, easy first stepReviewers say the texture is as light as water, so it's not very sticky even in several layers, and it's easy since you just apply it as the first step of skincare. Several also mention liking the 25ml Rose cream included in the Glow set.
Downsides (mentioned repeatedly)
- Oily-skin Peony's oil control is hit-or-missTen reviews say 'I didn't feel any oil control at all,' 'it ends up the same,' or 'it all comes up at once a few hours later.' The recurring advice is that very oily skin should set expectations at 'less oil.'
- Breakout reviews — concentrated in the oily-skin optionAll six ★1 reviews read were for the oily-skin Peony, mostly saying their skin broke out or tiny bumps appeared after using it. One review also says breakouts appeared while using it alongside retinol.
- Irritation and dryness vary by personSome mention redness around the nostrils with frequent use, or stinging the day after a day with lots of sweat and oil. Some with combination and dry skin also say it feels drying or flakes around the nose once fall arrives.
- Runny texture and containerSome complain that it runs like water, making it hard to control the amount and leaving residue on the opening. Some wish it had a dropper, and a few say the opposite about the Glow set cream — that it's heavy.
- Based on users' own impressionsMakeup adhesion and reduced oil are users' own impressions and vary by person. We make no efficacy claims.
Best for
- When your base often lifts or cracks and you need a prep step before makeup. Makeup-grip reviews are the most common
- When you have oily or dehydrated-oily skin with an oily T-zone and want to extend summer makeup wear even a little. 20 reviews say less oil comes up with the oily-skin Peony
- When dryness makes your makeup crack and flakes lift beside your nose. Glow Rose gets comments on moisture and smoother texture
- When you don't want to layer heavy skincare and are looking for a light first-step product
May not suit you if: Very oily skin expecting oil to 'not come up at all.' Ten reviews say it's no different / Skin that breaks out easily or has a weakened barrier. Breakout reviews of the oily-skin Peony recur / Dry or dry-combination skin choosing the oily-skin Peony in a dry season. Some say it's drying in fall
How to Use Mamonde Liquid Mask 80ml Set (Rose / Peony / Daisy)
- The common order in reviews is, as the first skincare step, to pour some onto a cotton pad and wipe along the skin's texture, or pat a small amount in by hand to absorb, then apply skincare and base
- Since the texture runs like water, some say using a lot actually makes it lift, so a recurring tip is to apply a small amount mainly to the oily T-zone and around the nose
- If you're worried about irritation, some advise using it only on makeup days, or using it briefly at first to see how your skin reacts. Some reviews also caution against layering it with other exfoliating or active products like retinol
- Some say the oily-skin Peony is most satisfying in summer and drying from fall, so some users alternate it with Rose depending on the season
Price & buying tips
- Set contents differ by option — in the reviews read, the Glow Rose comes with a 25ml cream, while the Oily-Skin Peony and Toning Daisy come with a 15ml Rose liquid. Some reviewers say they used the free 15ml Rose to compare the two formulas
- Many mention buying it during an Olive Young sale, and some say they first tried the small size from Daiso before moving to the full size at Olive Young, so if it's your first time, checking whether it suits you with a small size is an option Check the price on Coupang →
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FAQ
Q. How to use the Mamonde Liquid Mask — when and how much?
After cleansing, as the first skincare step, pour some onto a cotton pad and wipe along the skin's texture, or pat a small amount in by hand to absorb, then apply skincare and base. Since it runs like water, some reviews say applying a lot actually makes it lift, so many tips suggest using a small amount mainly on the T-zone and around the nose. Some use it daily, while others with sensitive skin say they use it only on makeup days.
Q. Oily-Skin Makeup-Prep (Peony), Glow-Texture Makeup-Prep (Rose), or Toning Makeup-Prep (Daisy) — which should I choose?
Based on the reviews read, the trend is Peony for oily and dehydrated-oily skin, and Rose for dry or dry-combination skin or if inner dryness is your concern. Peony splits opinions between 'less oil comes up' and 'no different,' with an average of 4.3, while Rose gets many comments on moisture and smoothing flakes, with an average of 4.8. There's also a case of an oily-skin user who switched from Rose to Peony because they got greasy by evening. Daisy had only 4 reviews read, so all we can confirm is that it 'makes skin look brighter.'
Q. Does the oily-skin Peony really control oil?
Impressions are split. Twenty reviews say 'I can use less powder' or 'oil comes up less and later,' while 10 say 'I didn't feel any oil control' or 'it's matte when applied but ends up the same.' Even the positive ones mostly assume 'it doesn't stop oil completely.' These are users' own impressions that vary widely by person, and we make no sebum-control efficacy claims.
Q. Does it cause breakouts or irritation?
Some call it gentle, but all six ★1 reviews read came from the oily-skin Peony, and most said 'my skin broke out' or 'tiny bumps appeared.' Some also mention redness around the nostrils with frequent use, or stinging the next day. If you break out often or your skin is in a sensitive state, we recommend trying a small amount first to check the reaction and stopping if anything seems off.
Q. Is it worth using for dry skin or in fall and winter?
For Glow Rose, some reviews from dry skin say makeup cracks less so they use it year-round. On the other hand, for the oily-skin Peony, some say 'it's great in summer but drying in this weather' or 'it flakes now that the season has changed.' For combination skin, there's a pattern of splitting by season — Peony in summer, Rose in dry seasons.
Q. Where does it rank among Olive Young sheet mask recommendations?
In the Olive Young JJintem sheet mask tally, the Mamonde Liquid Mask still doesn't have many mentions. Unlike sheet masks, it's a liquid type used as a makeup prep, so it's used differently from soothing or hydrating sheet masks. Rankings change depending on when they're tallied, so for the latest comparison by condition, check the Olive Young sheet mask recommendation ranking page. We don't assign star ratings on our own.
Q. Where does the data on this page come from?
These are values from 100 real Olive Young purchase reviews that we read and organized ourselves. The 4.5 average, 87% positive, 74% 5 stars, and option shares are our own calculations from the reviews read, not Olive Young's official figures, and the keyword numbers count only reviews with clear wording, so if anything they're under the real figure, not inflated. We don't reproduce the original review text — only the analysis — and we don't assign star ratings or make efficacy claims.
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