Often times, there is no such thing as one size fits all and this notion also applies to the skin. Using a clay-based face mask would properly detoxify the T-zone but leave the rest of the skin grossly flaky, and on the other end of the spectrum, a moisturising face mask would hydrate the cheek area, but leave the T-zone a tad bit greasy. There is just no in-between.. until multi-masking that is!
So what exactly is it? Multi-masking involves utilising multiple skin treatments simultaneously to address various concerns on the different areas of the face, essentially customising your own skin remedy. Got an acne-prone chin, clogged nose area and dry undereyes? Use a salicylic acid infused mask on the chin, a charcoal or clay-based mask on the nose and a hydrating one for under the eyes all at once.
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The whole process is fun! You can even get creative with it and now, all of your face masks stashed in your medicine cabinet will get more love on rotation. There are no rules, and hey, a multi-masked face makes for cute selfies too! Here are several products to get you started:
innisfree Jeju Volcanic Color Clay Mask – Made with Jeju’s natural volcanic cluster that contains double the amount of nutrients of mud or red clay, this clay face mask comes in seven variants that stand out in vibrant colours, catered to skin issues such as dullness, redness, acne, and enlarged pores. Each 70ml tube retails for RM39, but we reckon that getting just one wouldn’t be as much fun.
Skin Inc Facial In A Flash Mask Series – Reap the benefits of multi-masking sans the mess of liquid or cream formulas with Skin Inc’s sheet masks that are packaged separately for the top and bottom half of the face. These unique hydrogel masks are infused with expensive metals like gold and platinum to nourish the skin. Each piece (top and bottom) retails for RM50.
