Facial Masks

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A face mask is the easiest way to give your skin a little extra attention between your usual cleanser and moisturiser. Maybe you want something hydrating after a long week, a clay mask for a shiny T-zone, or a sheet mask before a night out. Whatever the occasion, there is a facial mask or beauty mask to match. Adore Beauty is an official stockist of every brand we sell.

Choosing a Facial Mask for Your Skin Type

Start with how your skin feels today, because it changes with the weather and your routine. Dry or tight skin tends to like hydrating masks with ingredients such as hyaluronic acid or glycerin. Oily or congested skin often suits clay and mud masks, which are designed to soak up excess oil. Sensitive skin usually does better with gentle, fragrance-free formulas and shorter wear times. Not sure where to begin? Sheet masks are a simple way to try one, because each is a single use. Looking for a face mask for glowing skin? Brightening formulas with vitamin C or niacinamide are popular picks.

Masks for Eyes, Lips and a Smoother Finish

Some masks are made for one spot. Eye masks are a favourite when you are tired and want to look fresher. Lip masks give dry lips a thick layer of moisture. For a smoother, brighter-looking complexion, try exfoliating masks and peels, and check the pack for how often to use them. If you are shopping for an anti-ageing face mask, look at the ingredient list for peptides and hydrating ingredients. A mask is a nice boost, but it works best alongside daily sunscreen and a good moisturiser.

How to Use a Face Mask

Start with clean skin, so wash first with a gentle cleanser. Spread an even layer, keep it away from your eyes and lips unless the mask is made for them, and leave it on for the time on the pack. That is often around 10 to 20 minutes. Rinse or remove it as directed, then follow with moisturiser. Patch test a new mask on your inner arm first, especially if your skin is sensitive, and avoid stacking several strong treatments on the same night. If your skin stings or turns red, take the mask off and stop using it.

Frequently Asked Questions About Facial Masks