Masks are the easiest way to give your skin a little extra attention, but each type does a different job. Here is how to choose between the four in our range.
Clay mask: for an oily T-zone
Clay absorbs excess oil and lifts away daily build-up. Use Clarifying Clay Mask once or twice a week for about ten minutes, and rinse before it dries to a tight crust.
Enzyme mask: for dull-looking skin
Fruit enzymes loosen dead surface cells without any scrubbing. Glow Enzyme Mask takes five to ten minutes and suits anyone who finds grainy scrubs too harsh. Wear sunscreen the next morning.
Sheet mask: for a quick drink of moisture
A sheet mask holds a hydrating essence against the skin for fifteen minutes. Keep a Hydrating Sheet Mask for after a flight, a long day in air-conditioning or the evening before an event.
Sleeping mask: for dry mornings
A sleeping mask is a final layer that helps hold in moisture overnight. Smooth on Overnight Sleeping Mask two or three nights a week as the last step of your routine.
Can you use more than one?
- Yes, but not all on the same night.
- A good weekly rhythm: clay or enzyme once, sheet mask once, sleeping mask twice.
- If your skin feels tight or stings, take a few days off.
This article is for general information only and is not medical advice. Patch test new products before first use.
