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Face masks are Kalakal (2025)the beauty trend that's all the rage these days. While moisturizing your skin, you can transform into your favorite super hero, animal, or creepy creature with an array of soothing printed masks.

According to Cosmopolitan, Taiwan-based brand Petite Amie Skincare has now released a collection of sheet masks that will turn you into your favorite emoji - and they're...really something else.

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Although the masks are just a bit...we'll say "jarring," they come with a ton of skin benefits that match the emotion of each specific emoji. The angry face emoji is the "Cooling Masque" that targets redness and helps calm the skin after too much sun exposure. The scared emoji face mask is the "Scream Masque" that features an "extra-lifting face treatment," as if the emoji's two hands are literally pulling your skin tighter.

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Each mask is available for purchase for $10 on Petite Amie Skincare's website.

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The happy cat mask breeds a special kind of fear that might inspire you to both treat your skin and scare your roommates.

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Wh-what is this?

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Goodbye.

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[H/T: Cosmopolitan]

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