Give your skincare routine an added boost with targeted face masks and balms designed to address a range of skin concerns. Our collection includes formulas that support elasticity, hydration, firmness and moisture levels, as well as options for blemish-prone and acne-affected skin.
Designed to complement your existing routine, these treatments make it easy to give your skin some extra attention when it needs it. Explore the Clinica Lase collection of face masks and balms to find a formula that fits seamlessly into your skincare regimen.
Face masks can be a valuable addition to your skincare routine, offering targeted benefits such as exfoliation, hydration, soothing and pore-clearing care. With formulas suited to sensitive, oily, dry and acne-prone skin, you can choose a treatment that complements your skin type and current concerns.
Masks and hydrating balms can also incorporate concentrated active ingredients into your routine. Hyaluronic acid, aloe vera and avocado help replenish moisture, while charcoal, clay and salicylic acid can help absorb excess oil and clear congestion.
For brighter-looking skin, ingredients such as vitamin C and niacinamide can help improve the appearance of uneven tone, while rose, cucumber, sulphur, tea tree oil, collagen and algae offer further targeted benefits depending on the formulation.
When selecting a face mask, consider your skin type first. There are some general guidelines available to help you choose the right mask based on your skin type and condition, if any.
Masks with nourishing oils and botanical extracts, such as avocado oil or rosehip seed oil, can help balance the skin's natural oils for exfoliation. We recommend the Aspect Fruit Enzyme Mask and Aspect Dr Lanazyme Micro Peel.
Look for hydrating masks that are formulated with ingredients like hyaluronic acid or glycerine to replenish lost moisture. Aspect Dr Hyaluronic Acid Overnight Mask and Aspect Probiotic Sleep Mask are great options for skin hydration.
Aspect Soothing Gel is our choice for sensitive or reactive skin. Look for masks with soothing ingredients like aloe vera and chamomile to reduce redness and irritation. Be careful to avoid harsh clay or peel-off masks, as they may irritate sensitive skin.
Most face masks and balms work best as occasional treatments alongside your regular skincare routine. One to two applications per week is a useful general guide for supporting hydration, calming the skin or providing gentle exfoliation, although the ideal frequency depends on the formula and your skin's needs.