Hailey bieber just sold rhode for $1b, but she swears by these $5 face masks

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budget-friendly beauty buys. Hailey Bieber may have just sold her Rhode brand for a reported $1 billion, but many of her skincare staples can be yours for a steal — like the Cosrx Advanced

Snail Mucin Glass Glow Hydrogel Masks she’s used in several recent TikToks, which cost just $15 for a pack of three. Made with hydrating hyaluronic acid, panthenol and ceramides in addition

to 25% snail secretion filtrate, the masks promise to moisturize, boost radiance, soothe sensitive skin and soften its texture. They can be worn for hours or even overnight.

------------------------- Earlier this month, Bieber shared a TikTok showcasing her morning routine — which includes fresh espresso, a cold plunge and one of her trusty Cosrx sheet masks.

And yesterday, the star shared a clip of herself masking her way to glowing, glass-like skin while enjoying a snack. Cosrx has also earned shout-outs from fellow model Emily Ratajkowski and

“RHOBH” star Kyle Richards, both of whom have used the brand’s Advanced Snail 96 Mucin Power Essence. Shoppers are equally infatuated with the serum and two-piece sheet masks, with one

writing that the latter “made my face so glowy and dewy all day and night.” A second echoed the sentiment, writing: “No need for a filter when taking pictures after using this mask! I’m in

my 40s and it works!! You put on the white mask, yes it’s slimy, but trust the process! Your skin is left dewy and rejuvenated.” Shop the low-lift overnight sensation and prepare to get

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