Do you use face masks regularly in your skincare routine? If you have dry, sensitive skin, I know it can be difficult finding products that won’t cause irritation or breakouts. You don’t want to get knocked back to square one when you have goals you’re trying to reach.
Thankfully, as a Blogger, I’ve done most of the work for you! Skincare is important to me and one of my favorite steps is applying a face mask. In this post, I’m sharing a few of my favorite face masks for dry skin. Although you may have the same skin type as me, keep in mind that everything may not work for you!
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Face Masks for Dry Skin
Teami Blends Detox Mask

One of my favorite face masks for dry skin is the Green Tea Detox Mask from Teami Blends. This mask is perfect for controlling breakouts and removing impurities + excess oil from your skin.
It’s formulated with Matcha Tea, Bentonite Clay, and Lemongrass. Although this pulls out all the gunk you may have in your pores, it still replenishes your skin by providing superfood nutrients. You can use this on your entire face or as a spot treatment.
Another thing I love about this mask is it’s cruelty-free, vegan, and handmade in small batches. I’m all for clean beauty since they tend to work the best for me!
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Banish Pumpkin Enzyme Mask

Banish sent me their Starter Kit a few months ago and one product I fell in love with is the Pumpkin Enzyme Mask. First of all, I’ve never tried pumpkin on my skin before! It smells amazing and reminds me of sweet potato pie! It has a whipped consistency which makes it easy to apply and spread on your face.
The mask has amazing ingredients such as:
- Natural Pumpkin Enzymes
- AHA’s (Alpha-Hydroxy Acids)
- Glycolic Acid
- Vitamin C
The Pumpkin Enzyme Mask exfoliates, reduces the appearance of oily skin, and improves dullness + skin tone.
It does provide a tingling sensation once you apply it, however, it stated on the website that it means the enzymes are doing its job. This will leave your skin feeling smooth and bright!
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Banish Activated Charcoal Masque
The Activated Charcoal Clay Masque is also included in the Starter Kit. I’ve never used charcoal, so I was interested to see how well it would work for me. Before my review, let’s talk about the benefits of using charcoal in your routine:
- Pulls out impurities and excess oil
- Deep cleans your skin
- Reduces the appearance of large pores
- Works great for oil control
- Relieves congested skin
I love that this comes as a powder because I’m able to customize it based on what my skin likes. The key ingredients in this masque are Italian Green Clay and DMAE, which is made from fruit acids and helps tighten your skin. Thankfully, this didn’t leave my skin irritated even though it does get tight after a few minutes! If anything, it left me with fresh, smooth skin.
Buttercup Essentials Aloe Hydration Mask

Aloe Vera has always worked amazing for me, therefore, when I saw this Aloe Hydration Mask I knew I had to snatch it up. I purchased this from a small, black-owned brand called Buttercup Essentials.
This mask contains nourishing ingredients such as:
- Aloe Vera Gel
- Rosehip Oil
- Rosewater
- Cucumber Water
When I feel like my skin is really dry, this provides the boost of moisture that I need. You can use it overnight or let it sit for 15-20 minutes. You do have to keep this refrigerated so it can last longer! Applying this to your face while it’s cool is relaxing and soothing.
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Demosea Rose Clay + Camu Camu

Another face mask for dry skin that I love is the Rose Clay + Camu Camu from Demosea. Demosea is a small, black-owned brand that creates all-natural skincare products. I recently created a video using her products and provided my honest review, you can check that out here.
The ingredients in this mask are perfect for sensitive skin. It includes the following:
- Rose Clay
- Kaolin Clay
- Camu Camu
- Colloidal Oatmeal

I love how this mask applies smoothly to the skin but dries like a clay! It doesn’t get too tight and when I rinse it off I’m left with moisturized skin! Since this comes as a powder, you can mix it with any liquid you prefer. I mixed this with Lavender Water and Glycerin and it worked perfectly.
Elemis Superfood Veggie Mask

My last favorite face mask for dry skin is the Elemis Superfood Vital Veggie Mask. When I used it the first couple of times, I knew this would make it to my favorites list!
It’s a smoothie-inspired moisturizing mask that is packed with Supergreens, Vitamin C, Passionfruit Acids, Kale, and many more healthy ingredients . It has a creamy consistency and doesn’t get tight on your skin. Here are some benefits:
- Healthy-looking complexion
- Softer, smoother skin
- Replenishes skin with minerals + vitamins for radiant skin
- Reveals a brighter complexion
I leave this on for around 10-15 minutes and remove it with a damp cloth. The first time I used it, I was shocked at how bright and soft my skin felt! Elemis is cruelty-free and vegan on top of that which is a bonus. Whenever I need moisture for my skin, I will continue to reach for this.
There are many face masks you can use that will help combat your concerns. It takes trial and error to find the perfect one for your skin. I also suggest patch testing just in case it causes irritation.
If you end up trying one of these, make sure you let me know how it works for you! Don’t forget to subscribe below to my email list for more tips!


4 Comments
I’ve tried about 3 mask on this list both banish mask and the Elemis Mask. I love them all . Great review I just need to try the detox I’ve been eyeing them
Thank you boo! ♥️ Yes you need to get your hands on the Detox Mask soon because I know you’ll love it!
I love a good mask! The pumpkin mask and that aloe hydration sound like something I need to try out . Great detailed review sis
Thank you for reading sis! When you try them out let me know how you like it!