What Face Towel Does fromis_9’s Lee Chae-young Use? Her CHRISMA Pick
The disposable face towel Lee Chae-young showed in Studio fromis_9’s Olive Young shopping video is CHRISMA Face Towel. She likes its thickness and the way it absorbs water after washing her face. Baek Ji-heon also recognizes it as a product she uses. The useful detail for anyone considering the same item is how quickly a box can run out: Chae-young says she uses around three sheets at a time.
Which face towel does Chae-young use?
The discussion begins around 5:09 in the official Studio fromis_9 video. Chae-young demonstrates a pull-out sheet rather than a reusable washcloth. The product shown is labeled CHRISMA Face Towel, or 크리스마 페이스 타올 in Korean. Keep that Korean name handy when comparing Korean store listings.
This is a drying accessory used after cleansing. It is not the cleanser itself, and the video does not turn it into a necessary extra step for everyone. Her demonstration is most helpful if you already prefer a fresh disposable sheet to a fabric face towel.
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What does she like about it?
She says the sheet does not release noticeable fluff when pulled out and is thick enough to remove the water from her face with one sheet. These are her observations in the video, not independent product tests. Ji-heon joins in to say she uses the product too.
The conversation also includes enthusiastic comments about their skin. Those comments describe personal experience; they do not establish that a disposable towel treats acne or prevents breakouts. The concrete features you can see in the demonstration are the pull-out format and the size and thickness of the sheet she unfolds.
Why does she use three sheets?
At about 5:28–5:47, Chae-young explains that her routine goes beyond drying her face. She also dries her hands, neck and moisture around her scalp, so she uses approximately three sheets per session. That explains why she says she gets through the product quickly.
Three sheets is her personal usage, not a required amount printed here as a product instruction. Someone drying only their face may use a different quantity. When deciding how many boxes to buy, count the sheets you expect to use rather than copying the size of her stockpile.
How long would an 80-sheet pack last?
For an 80-sheet pack, one sheet twice a day would cover about 40 days. Three sheets twice a day would cover about 13 days. These are simple planning examples; the video does not establish that she follows that exact twice-daily schedule.
The Korean official store listing checked on October 22, 2026 offered three 80-sheet packs, or 240 sheets, for KRW 14,850 before shipping. That works out to roughly KRW 62 per sheet. It is a Korean listing price, not an international delivered price. Shipping, seller pricing and availability can differ by destination.
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Check the version before buying
CHRISMA also lists a separate wide face-towel product. Similar names do not mean identical sheet sizes or pack counts. The calculation above uses the standard 80-sheet pack, not every towel sold under the brand.
Compare the exact product name, sheets per pack and total delivered price. The convenience is having a fresh sheet ready after washing; the trade-off is a recurring purchase and disposable waste. If your existing washable towel already works well for you, the video alone is not a reason to replace it.
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Sources: Studio fromis_9 / YouTube; CHRISMA official Korean store. Listing checked October 22, 2026.