A sheet mask can be an invitation to pause for a few minutes, rather than another complicated step to master. Torriden DIVE IN Mask is a candidate worth exploring if hydration is your main interest. This review looks at the 27 mL mask described by Torriden’s US store, with a practical note about the renewed Korean version. The familiar blue packaging does not mean every version has the same formula.

The individually packed mask in Torriden’s US product photography.

Why this blue packet made the list

There is a documented reason for including it in this series: DIVE IN took first place in the sheet-mask category at the 2025 Olive Young Awards. That is an award for that year, not a claim about today’s ranking. The Korean product declarations list Korea as the country of manufacture. Torriden’s US listing offers ten individually packed 27 mL masks—a different format from the DIVE IN serum already featured on Inside Korea. [1] [2] [3]

The sheet and essence photographed beside the original packet.
The sheet and essence photographed beside the original packet.

A look at the essence and sheet

The US ingredient list begins with water, butylene glycol, glycerin and dipropylene glycol. It also lists five hyaluronic-acid forms, along with panthenol and allantoin. The brand describes a watery essence and a soft, flexible sheet. These details explain the hydration-led concept without proving how far an ingredient travels into skin or how much change you will see. A formula can be interesting on paper while still needing to suit your own preferences. [1]

A closer view of the wet sheet and essence.
A closer view of the wet sheet and essence.

The 15–20-minute routine

The application sequence is refreshingly short. Torriden’s US instructions say to place the mask on a cleansed face, remove it after 15–20 minutes and lightly pat in the remaining essence. You can use that interval as a small break, with a timer if helpful. Follow the supplied directions rather than leaving it on overnight because a customer happened to do so. The official time is a useful boundary for this particular product, not a rule for every mask on your shelf. [1]

  1. Cleanse your face and position the sheet evenly, keeping the eye and mouth openings clear.
  2. Leave on for 15–20 minutes, following the directions on the version you have.
  3. Remove the sheet and lightly pat the remaining essence into the skin.
Gently positioning the sheet against the face.
Gently positioning the sheet against the face.
Gently fitting the sheet along the cheek.
Gently fitting the sheet along the cheek.

What the US customer reviews show

When checked on 21 October 2026, the US store’s review display showed 4.85 out of 5 from 71 reviews: 60 five-star and 11 four-star ratings. Visible comments often mentioned a moisturised feel, and one also considered the price high. Some entries carried review-invitation or reward disclosures. This is encouraging customer feedback from that shop, not an independent clinical assessment or our own wear test. It should be read alongside the individual comments and the version being sold. [1]

The US-listed box and individual 27 mL packet.
The US-listed box and individual 27 mL packet.

One name, different published formulas

Here is the detail worth checking before ordering across borders. The renewed Korean ingredient sheet includes ectoin and licorice extract, which do not appear in the US list examined here. The Korean sheet also labels hydrolyzed hyaluronic acid at 300 ppm, versus 100 ppm on the earlier Korean declaration. Those numbers concern that one ingredient, not the combined total of all hyaluronic-acid forms. The renewed Korean listing had no reviews when checked, so the US score must not be presented as its rating. [3] [4]

ListingWhat to check
US official store27 mL × 10; the published ingredient list and 71-review score discussed here.
Renewed Korean listing27 mL × 10; ectoin and licorice extract listed; no reviews on that listing when checked.
The renewed Korean packet, shown here to help distinguish the versions.
The renewed Korean packet, shown here to help distinguish the versions.

Does the format fit your day?

As an editorial choice, the US-listed mask makes sense to compare if you enjoy individually packed sheet masks and want a clearly explained, hydration-focused option. The positive shop feedback and dated award offer useful starting points. The format also asks something of you: a separate packet and a 15–20-minute window each time. If you prefer a quick, everyday application with no waiting, keep that preference in mind before buying a full box. A product can be popular without being the right fit for every routine.

A detail of the sheet in the original product photograph.
A detail of the sheet in the original product photograph.

Our suggestion is to choose the exact version first, then read its ingredients and instructions as a pair. Compare the total number of sheets, rather than judging value by the box photograph alone. Follow the packaging precautions, including avoiding wounded areas and seeking professional advice if irritation such as redness, swelling or itching occurs. With the details clear, the appeal of this mask is easy to understand: a simple, time-limited hydration step you can consider without expecting a dramatic transformation. [3] [4]

Product photography from the earlier Korean catalogue.
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Reviews 2

The US version feels refreshing and moisturising, though the price felt high

The US version feels refreshing and moisturising, though the price felt high.

Generous sheet size

The thin sheet covered my larger face without stretching and stayed put while I worked sitting upright.

A little closer to Korea.
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