What's your fave face mask and skin type

[LondonDiva]

Oily T-zone

Mint Julep face mask by Queen Helene

Deep cleansing Chemical swiss peel. (can't remember the name of it)

[DiamondDoll]

oily t-zone

I also like queen helene mint mask BUT only because they seemed to have discontinued my fave (as they always seem to do!) the St. Ives mint mask. I also like the St. Ives Alphahydroxy Peel off mask. I like to alternate a clay with this one....it works well for me that way.

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[tc_333]

Used to be neutrogena clay mask, but now that I'm getting older and developing dry patches from my dermatitis, I'm going to start trying out stuff at my local natural foods store. I wanted to stop by yesterday, but we getting much wanted rain and it's too wet and chilly for me to take the kids out!!! Well, gives me an outing to look forward to!

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[daviine]

bumping cuz inquiring minds wanna know!

[Amarachi]

My favortite masks are French Green Clay...I used the Burt's Bees brand and really liked it and now I'm considering ordering it from fromnaturewithlove.com.

I also love Iman's Perfect Response clay masque for acne prone/very oily skin. http://www.longhaircareforum.com/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

[CocoaButterflyy]

Combination Skin (more dry than oily)
Queen Helene Mask (spot treatment on pimples)
Dr. Murad Exfoliating Fruit Enzyme Mask

[Lee]

Sensitive/oily

Clear Improvement
Active charcoal mask to clear pores
from Origins

[cherish]

Combination/Sensitive

Mudd 5 minute

The mint julep broke me out.

[A_New_Me]

Bliss Spa Steep Clean.
Skin type- normal/ but can dry out easily.

This mask is definetely worth the price. Its lasts a long time and keeps my complexion extra clear and smooth.

[PrettyBrownEyes]

Skin Type: Oily

Queen Helene Mint Julep Mask (learned about it on this board!. I only use it as needed.

[BLESSED1]

sensitive/ combination skin (oily T-zone)
Queen Helene Mint Julep mask; once a week during the colder months, twice a week when it's warmer outside and my skin gets oilier.