In Rotation: Face Masks

It's February, and my skin is feeling the effect of Summer a little bit! Thank goodness there are always face masks when I need a little pick me up for the skin - brilliant! As always, I do these before I have a hair wash day, so I pop one on, sort out the laundry, then wash it all off. Beauty that works while you do.

Here's what my skin has been reaping the benefits of:

Palmer's Cocoa Butter Purifying Enzyme Mask - For an enzyme mask, I expected this to cause a bit of a reaction, but that's not the case at all! It's a relatively gentle mask that does dry down and smells deliciously of chocolate, which is horrible when you're absolutely starving and you can't open your mouth enough in order to fit things into it. #firstworldbeautyproblems indeed! 

Beauty Essentials Pure Mud Mask - If you like a bit of a sizzle with your face mask, this might be what you're looking for! This is a Priceline own brand mud mask, which makes it seriously affordable, and this smells of strawberries with a hint of herb. I feel like this keeps my skin looking clear.

Montagne Jeunesse (now known as 7th Heaven) Strawberry Souffle - Meant to help hydrate and moisturise the skin, I haven't found this to do a huge amount for me, but I do like the texture of it on my face! I use this when my skin's been through a bit and could just use a layer of product slathered all over it!

Abeeco Bee Venom Mask Whitening - See full review here. A gentle, skin tone-evening mask that I'm bummed I can see the bottom of!

Sukin Detoxifying Clay Mask - This one dries down and does freeze the face quite a bit, so if you're not a fan of that feeling, then this one isn't the one for you. My pores always feel a little more 'cleaned out', which is probably just in my head, but I'm fine with that! My complexion is always a little smoother after it's use.

How many face masks do you currently have open? Do you spot any favourites amongst my tubes and containers?