Have you ever tried face mask that you can wear to bed? It's an interesting concept given that our nightly skincare ritual is something that so many of us hold dear. A sleep mask is a facial treatment that can be worn to to bed in place of your usual skincare routine. Not all masks are ok to be worn overnight, so it's important to read and follow all directions from the provider! These treatments usually deliver time released benefits. They can serve a variety of functions from purity to hydration and anti-aging. One great benefit is fighting Trans Epidermal Water Loss (article by Skin Better), where our bodies shed water throughout the night and can lead to dehydrated and fatigued skin. Fighting this is one of my favorite features of ADVEKET's Lavender Sleep Mask So I wanted to see what else was out there that was worth skipping my beloved nightly routine!
Certainly we are all familiar with the Sisley Black Rose Mask (my review), but that item is definitly on the higher side of luxury skincare and not something everyone can afford. There's a fantastic about why a sleep mask can solve seasonal dryness over on ALLURE that's worth a read! It also contains a review of the Black Rose Mask and of the Embroylisse Hydra Mask- which is a more budget oriented hydration mask that can be worn to sleep. The Embroylisse mask runs $25 and the Sisley ay $162.
- I reached out to two trusted make-up artist friends to see what their thoughts were. Danielle Katherine is a huge fan of the Chantecaille's Bio-lifting-mask. Calling it life changing! It's benefits include moisture, tightening of the skin and smoothing out the texture. I haven't tried this one yet, but Chantecaille is a wondrous line filled with amazing products and a philanthropic nature. This mask comes in on the higher price level at $160. For sure worth checking out. Also you can read more about the line via an E-Online article here.
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