A face mask, sometimes called a face pack, is a treatment step you apply for a set time, in a format matched to what you want from it: a sheet mask for a serum-style step, a peel-off mask for an exfoliating-style step, or a foot mask for feet. This collection organizes The Face Shop's masks by skin concern and by format so you can find the right one quickly. The Face Shop's collagen-focused masks are sheet masks, so you'll find them in our Sheet Mask collection rather than listed separately here.

The right choice depends on your main concern and on the texture you enjoy using.

Find a Face Mask by Skin Concern

Concern	What to look for	Where to start
Oily skin	Charcoal or clay formulas, or a peel-off format	Real Nature Charcoal Face Mask, or the peel-off range
Dull skin	Ingredients positioned around brightness and glow	Real Nature Rice, Lemon or Pomegranate Face Mask
Sensitive skin	A formula whose ingredient list suits you	Check each listing before choosing
Hydration focus	A mask that lists hyaluronic acid	Vita-Toning Collagen Face Mask

Oily Skin Face Mask

Shoppers with oily skin often look at charcoal or clay formulas, or at a peel-off format, when choosing an oily skin face mask. The Real Nature Charcoal Face Mask is the charcoal-based sheet mask in the range, and the peel-off and exfoliating formats offer a different texture if you prefer to wash or peel a mask off rather than remove a sheet.

Dull Skin Face Mask

A dull skin face mask is usually chosen for a glow-focused step, often as part of a routine built around brightening. The Real Nature Rice, Lemon and Pomegranate Face Masks are each formulated around their named ingredient and positioned around brightness and glow, and can be rotated depending on which you prefer that week.

Sensitive Skin Mask

Formulas vary widely, so a sensitive skin mask is a personal choice rather than a single recommendation. Read the ingredient list and directions on each product page, look for fragrance or essential oils if your skin reacts to them, and introduce a new mask gradually rather than making it a regular step right away.

Hyaluronic Acid Face Mask

A hyaluronic acid face mask lists hyaluronic acid among its ingredients and is usually chosen for a hydration-focused step. The Vita-Toning Collagen Face Mask lists hyaluronic acid alongside glutathione, making it a relevant option if this is the ingredient you're specifically looking for.

Face Masks by Format

Sheet masks: a serum-soaked fabric or gel sheet you wear for a set time, from single-ingredient Real Nature masks to collagen-focused masks and combo packs.
Peel-off and exfoliating masks: applied as a layer and then peeled or washed off, for shoppers who prefer an exfoliating-style texture.
Foot masks: a targeted step for feet, grouped in our foot care collection rather than with face formats.

Which Format to Choose

Choose a sheet mask if you want a simple, quick step with no rinsing, since you pat in any leftover formula after removing the sheet. Choose a peel-off or wash-off mask if you enjoy applying a layer and removing it as its own small ritual. Choose a foot mask if your focus is your feet rather than your face. Many people keep more than one format on hand and pick based on how their skin feels that day, rather than sticking to one exclusively.

How to Use a Face Mask

Cleanse your face first, apply the mask as its packaging directs, and leave it on for the time stated. Remove it as directed, then continue with your usual moisturizer. Timing and frequency differ by format and formula, so follow each product's own directions rather than a general rule that applies to every mask in this collection.

Building a Routine With a Face Mask

A face mask, in any format, is typically an add-on step rather than a replacement for cleansing and moisturizing. Once you've settled on a concern and a format from the sections above, pair it with your regular routine rather than treating the mask as a stand-alone fix.

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