Guide: Find the right mask
Here you can explore all our vegan and dermatologically tested face masks. You'll find everything from Moisturizing Mask and Peeling Mask to Clay Mask. Learn more about the properties and ingredients of the different masks, and get useful advice and recommendations.
Why use a face mask?
Skincare should be easy, effective and quick. You can achieve healthy skin by spending 1 minute in the morning and 1 minute in the evening on cleansing and moisturising, and 10 minutes during the week on exfoliation and masks. It is the simple daily routine that keeps skin beautiful, while exfoliation and masks provide extra targeted care.

Get to know the masks
Clay Mask
Clay Mask reduces the appearance of pores, blemishes and oily skin while soothing skin irritation.
It prevents skin from looking oily and greasy by reducing sebum production in the sebaceous glands.
With iris extract, zinc salt and vitamin A
Contains an active ingredient from Pseudomonas Altermonas, extracted from mud from Antarctica.
Peeling Mask
The mask contains active ingredients that exfoliate away dead skin cells and stimulate cell production. The Peeling Mask corrects lines and wrinkles while giving your skin a more even and fresher appearance. The Peeling Mask is super effective, and since it contains many active ingredients, it is important to read the instructions before use.
Peeling Mask has a pH value of 3.5 and contains, among other things:
- Natural lactic acid (AHA), which exfoliates, smooths and reduces the appearance of pigmentation spots.
- 0.9 % salicylic acid (BHA), which penetrates, exfoliates the skin and effectively reduces breakouts. Regulations permit a maximum of 3% in a mask that is washed off.
- Glycolic acid from sugar cane, which fights blemishes and boosts collagen production, reducing fine lines and wrinkles.
Peeling Mask is also available in an allergy-friendly version without salicylic acid.