Face Masks

Face masks for a weekly treat: sheet masks, clay masks, peel-offs and overnight masks for every concern.

Face masks for every skin need

A face mask is a concentrated treatment that gives your skin an extra boost in just a few minutes. Masks can hydrate, purify, brighten, soothe or firm, depending on their ingredients. They are a simple way to target a specific concern, prepare skin before a big event or simply enjoy a relaxing moment of self-care. Korean sheet masks, clay masks, overnight masks and peel-offs all have their place in a good routine.

Types of face mask

• Sheet masks: soaked in serum for an instant hydration and glow boost.
• Clay and mud masks: absorb excess oil and help purify pores.
• Cream and gel masks: nourish, soothe and plump dry or tired skin.
• Exfoliating masks: with AHAs, BHAs or enzymes to smooth and brighten.
• Overnight and sleeping masks: work while you sleep for softer skin by morning.
• Hydrogel and collagen masks: a cooling, clinging texture for intense moisture.

How to use a face mask

1. Cleanse your skin thoroughly.
2. Apply the mask evenly, avoiding the eyes and lips unless stated otherwise.
3. Leave on for the time recommended on the pack.
4. Rinse or remove, then follow with serum and moisturiser.

Try multi-masking: a clay mask on an oily T-zone and a hydrating mask on dry cheeks.

Brands in this collection

Discover face masks from Clarins, Filorga, Elemis, Dermalogica, Doctor Babor, Biotherm, GlamGlow, Erborian, Guinot, Orlane, Alpha-H, Biodance, Some By Mi, Beauty Of Joseon, Abib and Look At Me.

Frequently asked questions

How often should I use a face mask?

Hydrating and sheet masks can be used several times a week. Clay and exfoliating masks are usually best once or twice a week.

Should I rinse after a sheet mask?

No. Gently pat the remaining serum into your skin, then apply moisturiser.

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