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I don’t get much chance to “spa at home” and as my kids are getting older it seems like I have less and less time to do anything like that for myself. When I do get a chance to do some sort of spa-like treatment it’s usually always a clarifying face mask (because, necessary) followed by something hydrating AF.
I’ve spoken quite a bit about my HG mask for battling breakouts and everything gross about my skin and that’s the GLAMGLOW Supermud Clearing Treatment. However I do know that my particular fave isn’t going to be YOUR fave. Because of this I wanted to feature all of the ones that I like for clarifying purposes (which are all also top rated on Sephora and their respective brand websites) and hopefully from that you’ll be able to find something that will work well for your skin (and I made sure there are options at every price point).
6 Face Masks for Clarifying Oily, Acne-Prone Skin. Get rid of breakouts at home! #skincare #acne #oilyskin
GLAMGLOW Supermud Clearing Treatment ($69.00). OF COURSE I’m throwing this in first. Do you even know me?! It literally saved my face after my Summer vacation to Ocean City. Even before that, it’s saved me. It’s pricey but if you go into Sephora they’ll give you a sample to try. You’ll never look back.
GLAMGLOW Supermud Clearing Treatment Mask for oily, acne-prone skin #skincare #acne
Origins Clear Improvement Active Charcoal Mask ($27.00). While several are available for acne/blemish prone skin the one I’ve gotten to try and love is Clear Improvement. My skin has shown a good response to this one, particularly when my blackheads & pores seem to be more visible.
Origins Clear Improvement Face Mask for oily, acne-prone skin #acne #skincare
The Body Shop Skin Clearing Clay Mask ($17.00). Recently The Body Shop has launched this entire Tea Tree Collection that’s targeted toward spots and blemishes. I’ve been a fan of their Tea Tree Oil for awhile so a whole line launch really got me excited! I’m loving this mask because I don’t feel super dry after using it, it’s inexpensive and still gets the job done.
The Body Shop Skin Clearing Clay Mask review oily acne-prone skin #skincare #acne
Colleen Rothschild Clarifying Detox Mask ($48.00). I was recently introduced to this brand because of a sponsored opportunity that I did with them last month. In that collaboration I was able to try out a ton of products, one of them being the Clarifying Detox Mask. This mask really works in getting out dirt and other impurities plus uses pure micronized silver to keep bacteria at bay (which can grow when you have a breakout).
Colleen Rothschild Clarifying Detox Mask #skincare review oily acne-prone skin #acne
Mary Kay Clear Proof Deep-Cleansing Charcoal Mask ($24.00). I must admit, I was skeptical to try this one. I really don’t have much luck with Mary Kay products, if I’m being honest. BUT the reviews on their website had me completely intrigued. 133 reviews and at 5 stars?! Unheard of. This mask is “clinically proven to reduce excess oil and shine”. IDK about reducing my oils long-term but the day after I use it I have to touch-up my shine though my makeup less. I’m interested to try it out in the Summer when I feel particularly greasy!
Mary Kay Clear Proof Deep Cleansing Charcoal Mask for oily acne-prone skin #skincare #acne
L’OREAL Pure Clay Purify & Mattify Face Mask ($12.99). Mattify me? YES, PLEASE. Also I love the smell of Eucalyptus (which this mask is formulated with). This mask is the only one on this list that is readily available at the drugstore to get at your skins imperfections. As for the mattifying it does look so after I take the mask off but the next day my skin is at it’s normal state (just looking nicer).
LOREAL Pure Clay Purifying Mattifying Face Mask drugstore affordable #skincare oily acne-prone skin #acne
Even though my skin is oily it always feels very dry after I do a mask like this. It’s to be expected with all of the sucking out of the nasty, nasty that these masks do. Because of this I always follow up with a hydrating mask or extra hydration before my nighttime moisturizer. My favorites for this are the GLAMGLOW DreamDuo (especially when I use GLAMGLOW Supermud), Fresh Rose Mask (for when I can take a little more time to pamper) or a sheet mask like my favorite the Sephora Lotus Face Mask.
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What a fantastic selection of masks for oily and acne prone skin! That GLAMGLOW Clearing Treatment sounds so amazing!
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I really love the Glamglow Gravity Mud. It exfoliates, hydrates and makes my skin feel amazing. And it smells good, too!
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That Origins Clear Improvement mask was my favorite for years! I just kinda forgot about it lately. Thanks for the reminder on how great it is! Love the GlamGLow mask, too!
I have extremely oily but sensitive skin, so some ingredients make my skin cranky. Just tried Laniege Mini Pore Water Clay Mask – love it! ($23 for 1.7 oz). It has peppermint oil and alcohol in the ingredient list, both concerned me, but so far hasn’t irritated or dehydrated my skin. It applies like a mouse but hardens and I can see the oil it pulled out of my pores. I like that it has both kaolin and bennonite in it. Eucalyptus and menthol are two ingredients that make my skin scream ouch.
That sounds so cool! I’m going to give it a try, that’s a great price, too!
I have so many masks it’s unreal yet I don’t have any of these. But my skin isn’t oily so that’s why. You have some great choices especially the Colleen Rothschild and Origins.
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