Face Masks & Peels

Masks sit on the skin to deliver active ingredients, whether hydrating, purifying, or soothing, then are rinsed off or left on overnight. Peels use exfoliating acids like AHAs and BHAs to remove dead skin cells, smooth texture, and brighten. Many routines use both: a peel to resurface and a mask to treat or replenish.

Yes. Multi-masking lets you apply different formulas to different areas based on what each zone needs, like a sulfur mask on an oily T-zone and a hydrating mask on drier cheeks. It's a simple way to customize your treatment in a single step.

Yes. Masks and peels with ingredients like salicylic acid and sulfur help unclog pores, absorb excess oil, and calm breakouts. Our Rapid Relief Acne Sulfur Mask is formulated to draw out impurities and help clear blemishes.

Masks and peels work for all skin types, so the right one depends on your concern. Oily or acne-prone skin benefits from sulfur or salicylic acid masks that absorb oil and clear pores. Dull or uneven skin responds well to multi-acid peels that resurface and brighten. Dry or dehydrated skin benefits from overnight hydrating masks, while sensitive skin should start with gentler formulas and introduce actives slowly.