Masks

Masks

A mask is the step you add when your skin needs something your daily routine isn't giving it that week. Used once or twice a week it lifts the whole routine. Used every night it tends to overwork the skin, which is the opposite of what most people are after.

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Masks

For dehydration and dullness, Restorative Mask and Soothing Gel Mask put water and comfort back. Phyto-Calm Enzyme Mask is the gentle resurfacing option, working with enzymes rather than acids, which makes it the kinder choice for reactive skin. Hydra-Bright AHA Glow Mask is the brighter, faster option when skin is settled. Charcoal Detox Mask targets congestion and visible pores, and Phyto-Active Firming Mask works on the appearance of firmness. Pumpkin Enzyme Scrub bridges into exfoliation. The Treatment Room Mask Brush is here if you'd rather apply it the way we do in clinic.

Where to start

One hydrating mask and one clarifying or enzyme mask covers most people. Use whichever one your skin is asking for, once or twice a week.

Glo Skin Beauty masks, curated by the clinicians at The London Road Clinic in Newark, Nottinghamshire, cover hydrating, calming, clarifying, enzyme and firming options, so you can pick one for what your skin is doing this week rather than keeping six open at once.

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Good to know

Frequently asked

How often should I use a face mask?

Once or twice a week for most masks. A hydrating or calming mask can go on more often if skin is dehydrated. Exfoliating and clay-based masks should stay weekly.

Can I use a mask after a treatment?

A calming or hydrating mask is often comfortable once skin has settled, but enzyme, acid and clay masks should wait. Timing depends on the treatment, so check the aftercare guide for yours and follow what your practitioner told you.

Where does a mask fit in my routine?

After cleansing, before serum and moisturiser. Rinse or remove it, then carry on with the rest of your routine as normal onto damp skin.