Collection: Face & Sheet Masks

Which Face Mask for Which Need?

Sheet Masks

• Best for: A fast hydration boost before an event
• How often: Two to three times a week, or as the pack says

Hydrogel and Jelly Masks

• Best for: Calming and cooling; they stay put while you move
• How often: Two to three times a week

Overnight Sleeping Masks

• Best for: Dry skin, as the last step of your evening routine
• How often: Once or twice a week

Clay and Mud Masks

• Best for: Oily areas and the look of pores
• How often: Once a week, on the T-zone

How to Use a Sheet Mask

1. Cleanse and apply toner.
2. Unfold the mask and line it up with your eyes and mouth.
3. Leave it on for the time shown on the pack, usually 15 to 20 minutes. Do not let it dry out on the skin.
4. Remove it, pat the remaining essence into your skin and finish with moisturizer.

Ingredients to Look For

Hyaluronic acid and panthenol for hydration, centella, heartleaf and cica for calming, collagen and peptides for a plumper look, and kaolin or mud for oily skin.

Ranges in This Collection

medicube Collagen and Zero Pore, EQQUALBERRY Collagen hydrogel masks, Anua Heartleaf, Dr. Althea, Beauty of Joseon, VT Cosmetics Cica, I'm Sorry For My Skin jelly masks and Abib's mild acidic pH sheet masks. For oily areas, see pores and blackheads.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I rinse after a sheet mask?

Usually not. Pat in the remaining essence and follow with moisturizer.

Can I use a mask every day?

Gentle hydrating sheet masks often can. Clay and exfoliating masks are best kept to once or twice a week.

Can I keep sheet masks in the fridge?

Yes. A cool mask feels refreshing in hot weather and does not change how it works.