Having an unplanned breakout" Face mask it. Skin looking a bit dull and lackluster" Face mask it. Having a bad day" Face mask it. It’s true, face masks seem to fix it all, and they’re trending on social media…how many have we bought because of Instagram" We plead the fifth.
Face masks have come a long way from the green stuff our moms used, and they are true skin saviors. Face masks have the benefit of targeted, potent treatment, tackling everything from acne and oily skin to redness and wrinkles. But not all face masks are made the same and not all skin types are the same (obviously). So how do we know what formulations we should be using"
We did some research and divided the results for the most common skin issues and the best masks to use for each. You’re welcome. Oily & Acne-Prone
Clay masks work best on acne and oily skin because they absorb excess oil and draw out impurities, helping to clear acne and tighten enlarged pores. Also look for ingredients like sulfur and charcoal. Peel off masks are also a good choice, as they remove dead skin cells and unclog pores immediately.
Try:

Aztec Secret Indian Healing Clay ($9)

Bare Minerals Dirty Detox Skin Glowing & Refining Mud Mask ($35)

Glam Glow Supermud Clearing Treatment ($59)

Boscia Luminizing Black Charcoal Mask ($34)
Dry, Dehydrated, & Dull
Dry skin needs some TLC, opt for water-based and gel masks which inject the skin with serious moisture. Sheet masks ...