Prepare your skin optimally
Thoroughly cleanse your face before applying a mask. Only on clean, make-up‑free skin can the active ingredients penetrate deeply. A gentle exfoliation beforehand removes dead skin cells and ensures your mask can deliver its full care potential.
Choose the right mask for your skin type
Every skin type has different needs – and the right mask can work wonders. For dry skin, hydrating cream masks are ideal; for oily or blemish-prone skin, clay or activated charcoal masks help; gel masks soothe sensitive skin. Get personalised advice on which formulation suits your skin best.
Opt for high-quality ingredients
Look for natural, skin‑friendly ingredients like Aloe Vera, hyaluronic acid, green clay, avocado or vitamin C. These ingredients revitalise the skin, provide moisture and support regeneration. Avoid alcohol, synthetic fragrances or silicones – they can dry out the skin.
Apply the mask evenly and hygienically
Whether with your fingers or a dedicated mask brush, make sure your tools are clean. This prevents bacteria from getting onto the skin. Apply the mask evenly to the face and neck, but avoid the delicate eye area.
Observe the recommended application time
Read the instructions carefully. A longer application time does not automatically mean more care. On the contrary: leaving a mask on too long can irritate or dry out the skin. Stick to the recommended duration – your skin will thank you.
Rinse off with lukewarm water
After the application time, remove the mask with lukewarm water – not too hot, not too cold. This protects the skin barrier and leaves the skin feeling fresh and balanced. A final facial toner helps stabilise the pH and remove any limescale residues.
Treat your skin to care afterwards
Hydration is a must after every mask. Apply a light cream or a serum to soothe the skin and prolong the mask’s effect. This is especially important after clarifying or exfoliating masks to achieve an even complexion.
Adjust your mask routine to the season
In winter your skin appreciates rich, regenerating masks – in summer, refreshing gel masks with Aloe Vera or cucumber extract are preferable. After a day in the sun, cooling masks work wonders and help compensate for moisture loss.
Use masks regularly for long‑term results
Used once a week, a facial mask provides visible freshness. Regular masking supports the skin’s regeneration and strengthens its natural protective barrier. Your skin will look smoother, plumper and regain its natural glow.
Give yourself small wellness moments
Face masks are more than care – they are small moments of time out for body and mind. Create a relaxed atmosphere, breathe deeply and let the active ingredients do their work. Your skin will not only look better but also feel noticeably more rested.


