SKINCARE

Masks

Clay, sheet, and treatment masks for facials and take-home retail.

What professional masks are

Masks are applied for a set time during a facial to calm, hydrate, purify, or follow up an exfoliation step. Professional ranges include clay and mud masks, cream and gel masks, sheet masks, and setting or peel-off masks mixed in the treatment room.

Who buys them

Estheticians, day spas, and med spas that build facials around a mask step, and practices that also retail masks for weekly home use.

What to compare

  • Mask types offered and which skin concerns they cover.
  • Whether masks are designed to follow peels or device treatments.
  • Back-bar sizes, mixing requirements, and time per application.
  • Retail options for home care.
  • Protocol guides and training from the brand.

Brands

Brands and providers that offer this

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