Top list: Face masks that work (2021)

A face mask for those who want to keep the T-zone under control. Pudderdåserne are two Danish beauty writers who have won lots of fans in Denmark through their blogging. And of course, we love getting our hands on their skin care products.

Peter Thomas Roth Pumpkin Enzyme Mask isn’t just for using when autumn arrives and the shops are filled with pumpkins. On the contrary, this is an exfoliating mask to pick out of your bathroom cabinet a couple of times a month, all year round. The skin tingles nicely and it leaves a real glow when rinsed off.

A highly moisturising face mask with a fun and bouncy formula. This is a face mask that’s fun to use, and which leaves the skin feeling soft and supple at the same time. Mild scented with a really lovely texture.

OK, it may smell a bit old fashioned – but bear in mind that this is a delicate French brand that is consistently of high quality. Perhaps then you can stand the slightly mature scent. Especially if you use it as a night mask, when you’ll be rewarded with baby-soft skin the next morning.

Are you looking for a bit of luxury in the bathroom? If so, then Sisley is a brand to look out for. Gives great results with a feeling of luxury and flair. Seems a bit expensive? Use PriceRunner’s price alerts to see if the price drops.

A red exfoliating mask from The Ordinary, often called the blood mask, or even the vampire mask. But don’t worry, it's just the red colour that gives it those names. This is a very effective exfoliating mask. But be careful with it – a couple of minutes is enough for the first time you try it.