Clay Mask or Sheet Mask - Which One Is For You?

The use of sheet mask prevents evaporation of active ingredients by providing more moisture due to its water holding capacity. Sheet masks act as incubators and cooling agents, owing to their functional design. Sheet masks offer soothing effects and contain moisturizing properties, which help replenishing dehydrated skin. 

A weekly masking routine is a truly fun, rewarding way to care for your skin. But choosing the right face mask for your needs can get tricky sometimes due to the large varieties of masks out there.

Here are two of the most popular types of face masks and we are going to tell you when to pick which!

Clay masks are like a godsend for girls looking to solve problems of excessive oiliness, dullness, uneven skin tone and pigmentation. They're awesome because they deep cleanse pores by getting rid of oil, dust, pollutants and other impurities. They also provide many additional benefits such as gradual tan removal, dullness removal, reduction in acne, tackling pigmentation, etc.,

But, they may not be great for hydrating your skin for an extended period. They typically work on removing impurities rather than supplying moisture.

Sheet masks are made for all skin types. These masks are coated with special serums which have different ingredients based on what they are to be used for. Sheet masks are great because they replenish moisture that the skin loses during the day, due to which it can become itchy and dull. Also  they are super easy to use and they work on many skin concerns like wrinkles, dullness, spots and dryness depending on the ingredients they contain.

So, pick them when you need hydration, nutrient replenishment, dryness combat, and 'quick & easy' masking.