Suitable for use on oilier skin types or on the oilier T-zone, this clay mask absorbs excess serum so skin is less prone to shine.

Besides kaolin and bentonite, two types of clay that help absorb excess shine, the Clarifying Clay Masque is also formulated with a gentle hydroxy acid blend to exfoliate the skin. Aloe and camomile extract help to calm and soothe redness.

Don’t be alarmed by the heat when you apply the Hungarian Thermal Water – Mineral-Rich Atomic Heat Mask from Peter Thomas Roth. The mask activates with water, so apply on dry skin first before wetting your fingers and massaging onto skin. The heat temporarily expands pores so that impurities are easily wicked away. The mineral-rich Hungarian thermal water helps to nourish and hydrate skin.

Containing  Rosehip Seeds and Quartz as physical exfoliators and papaya enzymes as a natural chemical exfoliator, this clay mask helps to renew and brighten skin. Curcumin, an active ingredient found in turmeric has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties to help reduce redness and neutralise free radical damage.

This mineral-rich clay mask also functions as a facial cleanser and a spot treatment. Simply leave it on for three to five minutes before wetting face, massaging gently and rinsing off. To use as a spot treatment, dab the mask on affected areas and wait for the mask to dry completely before rinsing it off.

The SOS Pure Rebalancing Clay Mask helps to absorb excess sebum so that skin feels more refreshed after use. Alpine Willow Herb extracts minimises shine by controlling excess sebum production.

While most clay masks have the tendency to be drying on skin, the Primrose Facial Cleansing Masque contains nourishing botanical oils to replenish skin hydration as well.

Made with white clay that’s only soured from the mouth of the Amazonian river, this clay mask helps to clarify pores and gently exfoliate away dry surface skin.