Do you want to enjoy pamper evenings on weekends? You can indulge in pamper nights at weekends by getting a face mask. There are many options available, from clay masks to Ubtans, to cream-to-peel off masks to water-based gel masks and sheet masks. The list of face masks is endless.

Clay and Charcoal Masks

An clay mask has been something that we have all used at one time or another in our lives. This is the most common type of face mask.

Exfoliating Masques
Exfoliating Masks Help in the Removal of dry and dead skin. It softens and nourishes your skin. A manual exfoliating mask can be used for 2-3 minutes. The mask can become too rough and cause skin irritation if you continue to use it for longer periods of time. Chemical exfoliants such as lactic, glycolic, and salicylic acids help to improve cell regeneration and smoothen the skin's surface. You can also brighten your skin with chemical exfoliants.

Hydrating Masques
Hydration is essential . If you do it right, you can prevent dry, dull and aged skin. These masks provide significant hydration without feeling heavy and clogging pores. Hydrating face masks contain vitamins, collagen, and plant extracts. These ingredients deliver spa-quality results at home.

Bonus tip: Hyaluronic Acid sinks in to your skin and plumps it from the inside. You'll thank us later for choosing a mask with hyaluronic acids as a primary ingredient.

Charcoal Masks
Masks can be used once and are ultra-hydrating.

Bonus Tip: You can also use under-eye masks as mini sheet masks to increase collagen and hydration.

Home Made Masks (DIY)

If you believe in being "au-naturel", (all natural), then you don't need to look far beyond your pantry or kitchen.

Bonus Tip - You can use fruits and vegetable pulp and/or peels to your skin and body for quick and easy skin care.

Caffeine-Induced Masks
A coffee-inducing mask can give your skin a boost in caffeine. A coffee-inducing mask can be purchased in the market or made at home. After using the mask, you will feel refreshed and energized. Remember to take the wonderful scent with you!

Multi-Masking

MULTI-MASKING, a well-known technique, is now sweeping the beauty industry. It involves applying a specific mask to a specified area to treat a problem. For example, To detoxify the T zone and moisturize the cheeks, you can whip up some honey, rosewater, and yoghurt and start masking. You can invite your friends over to have some fun with masking, group selfies and groupfie sessions.

 

We have provided you with the best face masks for your skin. Shop now to find the one that fits your skin. Please let us know which facemask made its way into your skincare routine in the comments section below. Keep calm, everyone!