The 13 Best Face Masks for an At-Home Spa Day, Tested & Esthetician Approved

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Face masks typically aren't a daily skincare step but more so a once-in-a-while indulgence like an at-home spa treatment. Whether you reach for one weekly, every couple of days, or sporadically, there's no denying the benefits of this add-on though.

"There are so many different kinds of masks—clay, cream, gel, exfoliating, sheet—and each one accomplishes something different," says celebrity esthetician Taylor Worden. Containing high concentrations of skin-loving ingredients, she explains that they can deliver big payoffs, like long-lasting hydration, a plumper complexion, breakout prevention, minimized fine lines, and less visible pores. Plus, while all skincare counts as self-care, face masks really have that TLC appeal.

With insight from Worden and two dermatologists in mind, we selected several best-sellers to put to the test in our everyday lives for a couple of weeks. Each product was evaluated based on type, application, ingredients, efficacy, benefits, feel, appearance, and skin type compatibility, then we narrowed it down to the best face masks out there today.

Best Overall

Rosen Skincare Smooth Jelly Mask

ROSEN Skincare Smooth Jelly Mask

Target

Our Ratings
  • Application
    5/5
  • Feel
    5/5
  • Efficacy
    5/5
  • Appearance
    5/5
What We Like
  • Hygienic pump dispenser

  • Calms redness and illuminates skin after one use

  • Noticeable reduction in dark spots

  • Accessible and affordable

What We Don't Like
  • Nothing

The simple act of applying a face mask and relaxing with it on can be a powerful form of self-care—even better when it produces a noticeable improvement in the look and feel of your skin. That's exactly what this mask did when we tried it out. The lightweight, jelly texture was easy to spread across our skin and comfortable as it dried.

After just one use, it significantly calmed redness and illuminated our complexions. After using it consistently once a week for a couple of weeks, we saw visibly reduced hyperpigmentation, smoother texture, and all-around glowier skin.

Who It's For

Considering that this mask delivers on all of its claims, not to mention the accessible price point, we recommend it to anyone in the market for a weekly skincare treatment.

Key Ingredients: Lactic acid, licorice root, cucumber extract | Benefits: Exfoliates, fades dark spots | Size: 2 ounces | Cruelty-Free: Yes

Best Splurge

Sisley Paris Black Rose Cream Mask

Sisley Paris Black Rose Cream Mask

Sisley Paris

Our Ratings
  • Application
    5/5
  • Feel
    4.5/5
  • Efficacy
    4.5/5
  • Appearance
    5/5
What We Like
  • Mess-free and easy to apply

  • Addresses dry patches

  • Noticeable improvement in hydration

  • Visibly plumps skin

What We Don't Like
  • May be too heavy for oily skin

This ultra-creamy formula is pillowy-soft and easy to apply. After trying it out, we can tell you it works wonders for combination skin, addressing both dryness and a greasy T-zone. With consistent use, you can count on a reduction in flaky patches and an overall more hydrated, plump complexion. That said, since it's somewhat heavy, it may not be ideal for those with oily skin.

While it's quite expensive, a little bit goes a long way, and since it's not a wash-off product, we think it's a fair value.

Who It's For

Willing to indulge in a high-end face mask to make part of your self-care routine more luxe? This pricey pick has the Byrdie stamp of approval.

Key Ingredients: Black rose, vitamin E, shea butter | Benefits: Smoothes, illuminates, hydrates | Size: 2 ounces | Cruelty-Free: No

Best Illuminating

Then I Met You Rosé Resurfacing Facial Mask

Then I Met You Rosé Resurfacing Facial Mask

Soko Glam

Our Ratings
  • Application
    4.5/5
  • Feel
    5/5
  • Efficacy
    4/5
  • Appearance
    3.5/5
What We Like
  • Gel texture feels refreshing

  • Leaves skin noticeably softer

  • Delivers radiance with AHA and BHA Rose Complex

What We Don't Like
  • Doesn't make a noticeable difference in skin texture

We loved the gel texture and slightly cooling feel of this refreshing mask. It's easy to apply and mess-free, so you can walk around your home and get other things done before rinsing it off. We also liked that it didn't dry down to a tight or uncomfortable finish. It has a blend of AHAs and BHAs (in the form of glycolic and lactic acid), which can help with skin cell turnover and shrink the look of pores.

Immediately after using this mask, our skin was softer, more hydrated, and radiant. It didn't do much in terms of improving texture. But after consistent weekly use throughout our testing period, our complexions looked more lively and glowy.

Who It's For

While dull skin isn't nearly as frustrating as consistent blemishes or flaky, dry patches, it can make it challenging to feel like your best, most confident self. If you resonate with this, we recommend trying this illuminating mask.

Key Ingredients: Glycolic acid, lactic acid, resveratrol | Benefits: Illuminating, exfoliating, calming | Size: 1.8 ounces | Cruelty-Free: Yes

Person with a skin care product on their face

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Best Exfoliating

Peter Thomas Roth Pumpkin Enzyme Mask

Peter Thomas Roth Pumpkin Enzyme Mask Enzymatic Dermal Resurfacer

Sephora

Our Ratings
  • Application
    4.5/5
  • Feel
    4/5
  • Efficacy
    4/5
  • Appearance
    4.5/5
What We Like
  • Easy to apply and comfortable to wear

  • Provides manual and chemical exfoliation

  • Visibly improves skin texture for more radiant skin


What We Don't Like
  • Can be a bit intense upon first application

  • Takes a bit of effort to remove

This popular mask provides dual exfoliation (chemical and physical), thanks to pumpkin enzymes and alpha-hydroxy acid (AHA) for chemical exfoliation, as well as aluminum oxide crystals to physically polish away dead skin cells. The thick, gel-like texture has a fine grit to it, which makes application easy and ensures the physical exfoliation isn't overly harsh. It also has a delicious pumpkin scent that isn't too overpowering.

The mask felt pretty intense at first. It caused a slight burning sensation, but it quickly subsided, and we didn't experience the same discomfort after the first use. It's definitely a powerful formula, so it can take some time to build up a tolerance. After keeping it on for about five minutes and washing it off, our skin felt softer and had a healthy-looking glow.

Who It's For

If you need a powerful exfoliating treatment to rid your skin of dry patches or uneven texture, we absolutely recommend this mask. However, if you have sensitive skin, this mask might be too much for it.

Key Ingredients: Pumpkin enzymes, AHA, aluminum oxide crystals | Benefits: Exfoliating | Size: 5 ounces | Cruelty-Free: No

Best Refreshing

Peach Slices Snail Rescue Intensive Wash-Off Jelly Mask

Peach Slices Snail Rescue Intensive Wash-Off Jelly Mask

Ulta

Our Ratings
  • Application
    4/5
  • Feel
    5/5
  • Efficacy
    5/5
  • Appearance
    3/5
What We Like
  • Lightweight, cooling texture

  • Gel consistency is easy to apply and remove

  • Leaves skin feeling hydrated and looking plumped

What We Don't Like
  • Doesn't produce noticeable long-lasting results

Whether you're coming from a sweaty gym session or a long day at work, applying a refreshing face mask and putting your feet up might be the pick-me-up you need. We adore this one because of its lightweight gel consistency and cooling feel that instantly calms. It's formulated with 95% snail mucin, which might sound gross, but it's a natural source of hyaluronic acid and glycerin that plumps the skin and delivers ample moisture. It's also a pretty affordable product considering how much you get and that a little goes a long way..

This mask helped hydrate our skin, leaving us with glowy, toned complexions. The overall user experience was enjoyable, though we didn't see a noticeable difference in texture, pore size, or dark spots.

Who It's For

Looking for a refreshing skincare treatment that hydrates your skin and leaves it looking radiant? We think you'll love this one.

Key Ingredients: Snail mucin, hyaluronic acid, centella asiatica, licorice root | Benefits: Hydrates, illuminates, targets dark spots | Size: 3.4 ounces | Cruelty-Free: Yes

Best Soothing

Kiehl's Calendula Petal-Infused Calming Mask

Kiehl's Calendula Petal-Infused Calming Mask

Kiehl's

Our Ratings
  • Application
    5/5
  • Feel
    4.5/5
  • Efficacy
    4/5
  • Appearance
    5/5
What We Like
  • Lightweight, cream-gel texture

  • Helps calm redness and stressed skin with calendula and aloe vera

  • Leaves skin extra hydrated

  • Easy to apply and remove

What We Don't Like
  • Doesn’t produce long-lasting results

This mask from Kiehl's contains calendula extract, which has healing properties, as well as aloe vera to calm inflammation. It has a creamy gel texture that feels incredibly soft as you apply it. Once it's on, the formula produces a slightly cooling sensation that feels amazing on stressed skin.

We found it comfortable to wear and thought our skin looked healthier and more hydrated after just one use. With continued use, it delivered a smoother, plumper complexion. Although we didn't notice a lasting difference in the hydration levels of our skin, this mask is an excellent option for when you need a quick moisture boost.

Who It's For

Soothing masks like this one are great when your skin looks or feels irritated—think redness, flaking, or itching.

Key Ingredients: Calendula extract, aloe vera | Benefits: Soothes, hydrates | Size: 3.4 ounces | Cruelty-Free: No

Best for Enlarged Pores

Kate Somerville ExfoliKate Exfoliating Treatment

Kate Somerville ExfoliKate Intensive Exfoliating Treatment

Sephora

What We Like
  • Provides physical and chemical exfoliation

  • Unclogs and minimizes appearance of pores

  • Leaves skin looking glowy

What We Don't Like
  • Initial feeling on skin can be a bit harsh

Chances are, you've heard of this treatment mask—or at least seen it on social if you keep up with what's popular in the skincare industry. It's been a long-time player in the exfoliation category, and considering how effective it is, we get the hype. The formula boasts a blend of fruit enzymes, lactic acid (a form of AHA), and salicylic acid (a beta-hydroxy acid or BHA) to provide chemical exfoliation, along with silica to physically buff away dead skin cells.

We experienced some stinging with the first application. The brand warns users that it'll cause some tingling and potentially redness initially, but the intense feeling can be alarming. However, these sensations didn't last long, and the formula worked wonders at removing dead skin cell buildup and visibly improving the appearance of pores. After using it, our skin looked more even and super glowy.

Who It's For

If you're not bothered by the possibility of experiencing a bit of initial discomfort in the name of smooth, exfoliated skin and less visible pores, this product is definitely worth trying out.

Key Ingredients: Papaya enzymes, lactic acid, salicylic acid | Benefits: Exfoliates, helps clear pores | Size: 0.5–5 ounces | Cruelty-Free: Yes

Best Multi-Purpose

Kora Organics Turmeric Brightening & Exfoliating Mask

KORA Organics Turmeric BHA Pore & Brightening Treatment Mask

Sephora

Our Ratings
  • Application
    4/5
  • Feel
    4/5
  • Efficacy
    5/5
  • Appearance
    5/5
What We Like
  • Visibly reduces appearance of pores

  • Leaves skin looking even and radiant

  • Fine, gritty texture makes application easy

  • Can be used as a scrub or detoxifying mask

What We Don't Like
  • Gritty particles could be slightly abrasive on sensitive skin

Products that can be used in multiple ways earn extra points in our book, and this exfoliating mask is one of the best. It has the texture of a scrub, so it can be used in the shower or whenever you wash your face. It also works as a treatment mask that you can leave on for about two minutes before washing off. The formula contains turmeric to help illuminate your complexion and target hyperpigmentation, mineral powder for physical exfoliation, and aspen bark, a naturally occurring BHA, for chemical exfoliation.

We liked the gritty consistency because the granules were pretty fine—it also helped us apply it as it didn't slide around on our faces. But those with sensitive skin might find it too abrasive. After rinsing it off, we were extremely impressed by how even and radiant our skin looked—our pores appeared smaller, dead skin cells were removed, and our complexions looked healthier overall.

Who It's For

This choose-your-own-adventure product can be used as a facial scrub, a chemical exfoliant, a treatment mask, or an in-shower shower face cleanser.

Key Ingredients: Turmeric, mineral powder, aspen bark | Benefits: Illuminates, exfoliates, helps fade dark spots | Size: 1–3.4 ounces | Cruelty-Free: Yes

Best for Sensitive Skin

Tatcha Violet-C Radiance Mask

Tatcha Violet-C Radiance Mask

Sephora

Our Ratings
  • Application
    4.5/5
  • Feel
    5/5
  • Efficacy
    4/5
  • Appearance
    5/5
What We Like
  • Doesn't burn or tingle

  • Luxe, creamy texture

  • Leaves skin looking glowy thanks to two types of itamin C

What We Don't Like
  • Results don't last long

Like many skincare actives, vitamin C can be sensitizing, but not with this mask. We tried it out on sensitive skin, and it didn't sting or lead to a burning sensation—something reactive complexions may experience with similar products. The luxurious feel of the thick, creamy texture and gorgeous purple hue of the container really enhanced our experience.

This formula contains two types of vitamin C, plus fruit enzymes to gently exfoliate and help illuminate your skin. We noticed an immediate improvement in the radiance of our complexions after using this mask. While the glowy effects didn't seem to last more than a few hours, it did calm redness and addressed dry patches.

Who It's For

Though pricey for a product that doesn't create major, long-lasting effects, we think Tatcha Violet-C is a fantastic option for people with sensitive complexions looking to incorporate vitamin C into their skincare routine.

Key Ingredients: Japanese beautyberry, vitamin C, fruit enzymes | Benefits: Illuminates, gently exfoliates, helps fade dark spots | Size: 1.7 ounces | Cruelty-Free: Yes

Best Overnight

Farmacy 10% Niacinamide Night Mask

Farmacy 10% Niacinamide Night Mask

Sephora

Our Ratings
  • Application
    5/5
  • Feel
    5/5
  • Efficacy
    4.5/5
  • Appearance
    5/5
What We Like
  • Pillowy soft, gel-cream consistency

  • Deeply hydrating

  • A little bit goes a long way

  • Niacinamide helps smooth the appearance of pores and fine lines

What We Don't Like
  • Leaves a minor tacky feeling on the skin

This face mask has a seriously unique texture—it's incredibly soft and gel-like yet somehow still creamy. It spreads like butter, so a tiny bit goes a long way. The formula contains niacinamide (vitamin B3) to help even out skin texture, soak up oil, and reduce the appearance of pores.

It worked remarkably well to deeply hydrate our parched skin and prevent dry patches. We noticed a plumping effect, which helped smooth the appearance of fine lines. Not only that, but this mask blurred the look of enlarged pores and left us with a more radiant complexion. It had a slightly tacky feel, but it wasn't uncomfortable at all and didn't stick to our pillowcases or sheets.

Who It's For

Face masks you can apply before bed and let work their magic while you sleep are serious time-savers, and this one is particularly unique and fantastic.

Key Ingredients: Niacinamide, panthenol, beta-glucan, shea butter | Benefits: Smoothes, hydrates, illuminates | Size: 0.85–5 ounces | Cruelty-Free: Yes

Small amount of Farmacy 10% Niacinamide Night Mask on the back of a hand

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Best Resurfacing

Drunk Elephant T.L.C. Sukari Babyfacial AHA + BHA Mask

Drunk Elephant T.L.C. Sukari Babyfacial AHA + BHA Mask

Sephora

Our Ratings
  • Consistency
    3.8/5
  • Distribution
    4/5
  • Exfoliation
    3.6/5
  • Application
    4/5
  • Skin Look & Feel
    2/5
What We Like
  • Chemical exfoliation addresses multiple concerns

  • Noticeable results

  • Hygienic air-tight container

What We Don't Like
  • May be too intense for sensitive skin

This resurfacing mask helps improve uneven texture and gives dull complexions a glowy boost while unclogging pores and elevating elasticity. AHA and BHA are the stars of Drunk Elephant's beloved Babyfacial. These tried-and-true chemical exfoliants essentially dissolve dead cells on the outermost layer of your skin to reveal smoother skin underneath. We also appreciate the airtight container, as many masks require you to dip your fingers into a lidded tub.

Who It's For

If you're dealing with uneven texture, dullness, blackheads, dullness, discoloration, or dark spots, 20 minutes with this Byrdie favorite will make you feel like a whole new person. Just know it may be too much for sensitive skin types.

Key Ingredients: Glycolic acid, lactic acid, salicylic acid | Benefits: Exfoliates, improves texture, unclogs pores | Size: 0.5–1.7 ounces | Cruelty-Free: Yes

Best Peel

Hanacure The All-In-One Facial

Hanacure The All-In-One Facial Starter

Bergdorf Goodman

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What We Like
  • Fun to use

  • Tightens and improves elasticity

  • Dermatologist-recommended

What We Don't Like
  • Single-use kit

"The Hanacure All-In-One Mask also deserves mention for its proprietary Octolift technology," says dermatologist Claire Wolinsky, MD. "[It] is a fun peel to use and will leave the skin feeling tighter, thanks to effective peptides and antioxidants." Part of the joy is that, as it dries, it crinkles onto your skin and makes you look temporarily—for lack of better term—worse. (Lots of people post "during" photos of this alarming crinkle effect on Instagram.) Then you peel it off to reveal a smoother, plumper-looking complexion. We just wish there were more masks included in the kit, considering the price.

Who It's For

This dermatologist-recommended mask is a fun option for an evening of self-care at home, whether by yourself or with a friend. (This kit only comes with one treatment, but you can get a four-pack.)

Key Ingredients: Beta-glucan, peptides, botanicals, antioxidants | Benefits: Smooths, illuminates, tightens | Size: 1 use | Cruelty-Free: Yes

Best Sheet Mask

Perricone MD Cold Plasma Treatment Sheet Mask

Perricone MD Cold Plasma Plus+ Concentrated Treatment Sheet Mask

Ulta

Our Ratings
  • Efficacy
    4.5/5
  • Comfort
    5/5
  • Application
    5/5
What We Like
  • Easy to apply and stays in place

  • Addresses multiple skin concerns including fine lines

  • Leaves skin smoother and more radiant

What We Don't Like
  • Leaves skin feeling slightly tacky

Sheet masks are great single-use skincare treatments, but can be frustrating to use since they're typically one-size-fits...hardly anyone. While many slip and slide around your face, this one has two pieces, which makes application super easy—and, unlike many other sheet masks, it stays put until you're ready to take it off. After letting it baste for about 20 minutes, you can count on ultra-hydrated and plump skin that looks smoother, tighter, and more radiant. It can, however, leave skin feeling a little sticky right after you take it off.

Who It's For

This is a stellar single-use mask for treating your skin. The effective formula helps address dullness, uneven texture, discoloration, and loss of elasticity.

Key Ingredients: Vitamin C, copper peptide, phospholipids | Benefits: Improves texture, addresses dullness | Size: 1 or 6 masks | Cruelty-Free: Yes

Where We Stand

Overall, our favorite face mask is the Rosen Skincare Smooth Jelly Mask because it's affordable, has functional packaging, and features an effective formula that works wonders for calming redness and improving the appearance of dark spots. If exfoliation is the goal, try the Peter Thomas Roth Pumpkin Enzyme Mask. And if you're in the market for a deeply hydrating overnight mask we recommend the Farmacy 10% Niacinamide Night Mask.

How We Tested

Our editors took their time researching today's best face masks, then selected several highly rated best-sellers to try firsthand. We took them home and used them consistently as directed for two weeks. Each product was rated based on type, application, ingredients, efficacy, benefits, feel, appearance, and skin type compatibility, and those that scored the highest are featured here.

Attributes we evaluated each face mask on:

  • Type and application
  • Ingredients
  • Benefits and efficacy
  • Feel and appearance
  • Skin type compatibility

Other Options We Tested

Versed Doctor's Visit Instant Resurfacing Mask

The texture of this jelly mask feels comfortable on the skin. But unfortunately, we didn't notice any improvements in our skin texture with consistent use.

Renee Rouleau Triple Berry Smoothing Peel Mask

We noticed some minor improvements in the radiance of our complexions after using this popular face mask. However, we felt it was simply too pricey, especially since it didn't really deliver noteworthy results.

Summer Fridays Jet Lag Mask

We appreciate how easy this viral mask is to apply and remove, making the user experience pleasant. But we didn't feel like it did all that much in terms of hydrating or calming our skin.

What to Consider When Buying a Face Mask

  • Skin Type and Concern: Your skin type and any specific concerns you'd like to address will help determine which type of face mask you should get. For instance, if your skin is sensitive or dehydrated, you might look for a soothing, hydrating formula, like Kiehl's Calendula Petal-Infused Calming Mask. If you're battling breakouts, an absorbent, pore-clearing mask may be the best choice such as Kate Somerville's ExfoliKate Exfoliating Mask.
  • Ingredients: You should also pay attention to the ingredients list, as this will give you clues as to what a mask can accomplish. "Popular ingredients like hyaluronic acid, glycerin, and botanicals can help soothe and restore the skin barrier," says Dr. Wolinsky. Dermatologist Diane Madfes, MD, says people with sensitive skin should avoid masks containing fragrance, as it could be a potential irritant. For dry skin, she recommends hydrating formulas, like the Sisley Paris Black Rose Cream Mask, which contains glycerin and squalane.
  • Type and Application: Face masks come in various forms. There are single-use sheet masks, which are typically individually wrapped and designed to be placed directly on the face. You'll also find lots of options that come in tubes, tubs, and airtight containers. These work more like face lotions, except they're often meant to be rinsed off after a short period. If you're tight on time, something you can apply with your fingers and leave on overnight, like the Farmacy 10% Niacinamide Night Mask, is your best bet.
FAQ
  • Do dermatologists recommend face masks?

    Dermatologists often recommend keeping your skincare routine simple. But if used correctly, Dr. Madfes says face masks can be beneficial. "Face masks give a little extra attention to one's facial regimen," she tells Byrdie. "The benefit of masks is to achieve a higher concentration of actives." So, if you're struggling with a specific concern, like dryness or dark spots, a face mask designed to target the issue can give you the skincare boost you need.

  • How often should you apply a face mask?

    It depends on the formula, your skin type, and what you're trying to achieve. However, weekly use is a good place to start. If your skin responds well to the treatment without irritation, consider bumping it up to twice a week, then potentially three times. Generally speaking, face masks aren't designed for daily use. Dr. Madfes likes applying a face mask every Sunday night to start the week strong.

  • How do you apply face masks?

    The proper way to apply a face mask depends on the type and formula. If you're using a sheet mask, take it out of the packaging and unfold it. Using the eye holes and mouth opening as a guide, carefully place it on your face.

    With a cream or brush-on formula, you'll apply the mask all around your face in a thin layer. Focus on your T-zone or any problem areas, and avoid your eyes. Most face masks are meant to be rinsed off after 15 to 20 minutes, though some can be rubbed in or left on overnight.

Why Trust Byrdie

Byrdie contributor Theresa Holland is a skincare aficionado and freelance copywriter specializing in wellness and lifestyle. Alyssa Kaplan is an experienced writer in the beauty industry and a product tester specializing in cosmetics. Both authors have tested dozens of face masks, including a majority on this list.

  • Taylor Worden is a New York-based celebrity esthetician and the founder of Taylor Worden Skin.
  • Diane Madfes, MD, FAAD, of Madfes Dermatology & Aesthetics Group, is a New York City-based board-certified dermatologist.
  • Claire Wolinsky, MD, is a New York dermatologist specializing in facial rejuvenation.
Updated by Jill DiDonato
Edited by Ally Hirschlag
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