Face masks help to deeply cleanse, remove impurities and support clearer skin. They can also help improve the appearance of acne, hyperpigmentation, dark marks and uneven skin tone when used regularly.

Face masks are typically used 1–3 times per week, depending on your skin type and concern. Overuse can cause irritation, so consistency is key.

If you have dry skin patch test before use and use no more than once a week, depending on how its tolerated.

Face masks are used after cleansing and before serums or moisturisers. They act as a treatment step to target specific concerns such as acne, oiliness or uneven skin tone.

The good green mask deeply cleans and detoxes skin allowing better product absorption.

Face masks can support more even-toned skin by helping to clarify and calm the skin. When used consistently as part of a skincare routine, they can improve the appearance of hyperpigmentation and dark marks.