Face Masks

This depends on your skin type and the mask’s formula. Hydrating masks can be used several times a week, while exfoliating or purifying masks are best used 1–2 times per week to avoid over-exfoliation.

If you have dry skin, opt for a hydrating or nourishing mask. Oily or acne-prone skin benefits from clay or charcoal masks, while sensitive skin types should choose soothing, fragrance-free options.

Yes! Multi-masking allows you to apply different masks to target specific areas of concern, such as a hydrating mask on dry patches and a purifying mask on the T-zone.

Always cleanse your skin first to remove dirt and oil, ensuring the mask can penetrate effectively. Follow with your usual skincare routine after removing the mask.

This varies by product, but most masks should be left on for 10–20 minutes. Always check the instructions to avoid irritation or overuse.

Overnight masks are specially formulated for extended wear and provide deep hydration. Traditional rinse-off masks should not be left on overnight unless specifically designed for it.

Yes, purifying masks with ingredients like salicylic acid, clay, and charcoal can help absorb excess oil and reduce breakouts over time.

Yes, applying a hydrating or calming mask after exfoliation can help replenish moisture and soothe the skin. Avoid using multiple exfoliating products in one session.

Both have benefits, sheet masks provide a concentrated boost of hydration, while cream masks often offer richer nourishment and longer-lasting benefits.

Yes, following up with a moisturiser helps lock in the benefits of the mask and keeps your skin hydrated and balanced.