Masks That Will Keep Your Face Glowy and Dewy During The Dry and Cold Months

By Claudia Langella

Unfortunately, it is almost that time of year––dry skin season, that is. We wait for the arrival of winter all year long because there are so many fun things to look forward to: snow days, holiday parties, gift giving… Although the holiday season is going to look a little different this year, the one thing that’s going to stay the same is the arrival of super dry skin. Depending on your skin type, some dryness can cause so much uncomfortable pain, which is why it’s important to prepare for this season.

According to Penn Medicine, what causes your skin to flake and itch during the winter is the lack of moisture in the air. It’s also caused by the amount of dry air that comes from indoor furnaces. Moisture in the upper layer of the skin is lost, causing you to dry out. 

As we prepare for dry skin season, make sure to stock up on some seriously hydrating face masks that promise to revitalize and save your skin from the wintery weather! You won’t want to harm your skin with harsh chemicals, which is why we’ve rounded up some pretty great products that will help your complexion during these months! Check out our picks below and get glowing!

Youth to the People Superberry Hydrate + Glow Dream Mask

 
 

Youth to the People has a cult following on social media, proving that their products really pack a punch. Their Superberry Hydrate + Glow Dream Mask is an overnight treatment meant to bring out your complexion’s glow with antioxidant-rich berries and Vitamin C. ($48)

Follain Ultra Hydrating Mask: Restore + Soften

 
 

Twenty minutes with this Ultra Hydrating Mask from Follain is all you need to achieve dewy rejuvenation. As colder weather rolls in, you’ll want to keep this mask in your beauty toolkit. Produced without parabens and harsh oils that harm more than help, this mask is perfect for all skin types. ($34)

Drink Up Intensive Overnight Hydrating Mask With Avocado & Glacier Water

 
 

Avocado is more than just a great source of healthy fats and protein––it’s a great hydrator as well! In this Origins mask, avocado butter, glacier water and hyaluronic acid work together to give your skin a glow that is meant to last for up to 72 hours. ($27)

Summer Fridays Jet Lag Mask

 
 

Heralded as a holy grail product, Summer Friday’s Jet Lag Mask will solve all of your winter weather woes. Vitamin C works to brighten your complexion and strengthen its natural moisture barrier, and chestnut extract exfoliates dead skin to unveil radiant and well-rested skin. No need to rinse once you wipe this baby off since you’ll want to reap its benefits all day long! ($48)

Cocokind Sea Kale Clay Mask

 
 

Cocokind is another one of those brands that everyone and their mother just absolutely loves. The Sea Kale Clay Mask promises to soothe, exfoliate and purify your skin throughout the winter months. Blue sea kale works to soothe dry skin and reveals a youthful-looking radiance that was there all along. ($18)

Farmacy Beauty Coconut Gel Sheet Mask

 
 

If sheet masks are more your thing, opt for this Farmacy Beauty one. It’s produced with coconut water, which is already pretty hydrating on its own. Other amazing ingredients include purple broccoli extract, hyaluronic acid and cucumbers––your skin will appreciate this one. ($16)


Sukin Signature Hydrating Facial Masque

 
 

In the market for a vegan skincare product that’ll soothe your dry cheeks? This cream-based hydrating mask from Sukin will do just the trick! It nourishes the skin with mango butter, pineapple extract and olive fruit extracts––ingredients so clean you could eat it! ($11.99)

The INKEY List Kaolin Mask

 
 

First came The Ordinary, now there’s The INKEY List. This super affordable brand has sworn off harsh chemicals that do more harm than good to your body. Their Kaolin Mask is made with high-quality clay that deep cleans the skin while leaving it more soft and radiant than ever before. ($6.99)



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