Facial Skin Masks

Elevate your routine with expertly crafted facial masks for radiant, healthy-looking skin, perfect for overnight hydration, self-care sessions, or as a weekly skin treat. Designed to target all skin concerns, our range includes skincare masks with hyaluronic acid for intense moisture and cleansing face masks with natural kaolin clay to purify and refine pores. Soothe redness or revive dull, tired skin with antioxidant-rich formulas, tailored for every skin type.

3 Products
H.E.O.® Mask-1

H.E.O.® Mask

Optimal Ratio Moisturisation Two-Step Overnight Mask

50 ml x 2 / £60

Ultimate Recovery™ Bio-Cellulose Mask-2

Ultimate Recovery™ Bio-Cellulose Mask

Hydrating Mineral Sheet Mask (x 6)

6 x single use masks / £70

Smooth Body Exfoliating Kit - With Mit - With Carton - Grey Background-3

Smooth Body Exfoliating Kit™

Retexturing AHA System For Bumpy & Dry Skin

Contains 3 products / £52

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should you use face masks?

Most face masks can be used 1–3 times per week, depending on your skin type and the mask’s purpose. Hydrating or calming masks, like the H.E.O. Mask, are gentle enough for frequent use to replenish moisture and soothe sensitivity. 

Exfoliating or purifying formulas should be used less often to avoid over-processing the skin, particularly if it’s prone to dryness or irritation. Always adjust usage based on how your skin responds.

Can face masks expire?

Yes, like all skincare products, face masks have an expiration date. Using a mask beyond this period may reduce its effectiveness and increase the risk of irritation. Always check the packaging for a “period after opening” symbol or expiration date, and store masks in a cool, dry place.

When should I apply a face mask in my skincare routine?

Face masks are typically applied after cleansing and before serums or moisturiser. On freshly cleansed skin, active ingredients in the mask can penetrate more effectively. 

For overnight masks such as H.E.O. Mask, apply as the final step in your evening routine, after serum and instead of moisturiser. Let it work overnight to deeply nourish and strengthen the skin barrier.

Sheet masks like the Ultimate Recovery Bio-Cellulose Mask can be used after cleansing and toning, allowing the skin to absorb the soothing, replenishing ingredients fully. Finish with your usual moisturiser to lock in hydration.

How do you choose the right face mask?

Face masks can benefit all skin types, as long as you choose one tailored to your skin’s specific needs. Hydrating and soothing masks are ideal for dry or sensitive skin. For dull or uneven skin tone, look for exfoliating or brightening masks that gently resurface and refresh the complexion. Always select a mask that aligns with your current concerns and complements your overall skincare routine.

Can I use different masks for different areas of my face?

Absolutely. This is called "multi-masking," and it's a smart way to customise your skincare to different areas of the face. It allows you to target multiple concerns in one routine, making your mask time more effective.

For example, you can apply a clarifying treatment or mask to the oilier T-zone to help control shine and minimise congestion, while using a hydrating or soothing mask on drier areas like the cheeks or jawline to replenish moisture and calm sensitivity.