Jelly mask vs sheet mask
A sheet mask is quicker. A jelly mask costs less per use, and feels more like the end of a facial. Here's how they compare.

What 8 masks cost
Save $5.92
Any sheet mask that costs more than about $6.75 works out dearer per use than a jar. The catch is that you pay $54 up front, and a jar is a single formula for about 8 masks.
One $54 jar makes about 8 masks, fewer if you do your neck too. Sheet mask: Garnier Skin Active Hydrabomb Tissue Mask (single use, 28 g), $7.49 each at Chemist Warehouse NZ, price checked 18 October 2026. Sheet mask prices vary. Shipping not included: a single jar ships for $5.95.
Side by side
Which should you choose?
- You mask most weeks, so the cost per mask matters.
- You want the cool, peel-off feel of the end of a facial.
- A minute of mixing doesn't bother you.
- You're travelling, or want one with no bowl and no mixing.
- You only mask now and then.
- You'd rather spend less up front.
Clay, cream, gel and overnight masks are compared in types of face masks.
Over a year
Mask once a week and it's about $351 in jelly masks, or about $389 at that sheet mask price. Either way, the effects are how your skin feels and looks afterwards, and they're temporary.
Before your first jelly mask
Patch test first. Hyaluronic Acid contains retinol, kojic acid and arbutin, so wear sunscreen the day after using it, and don't use it on the same day as other retinoids or exfoliating acids. If you're pregnant or breastfeeding, check with your doctor first.