The 8 Best Sheet Masks For Dry Skin

Posted on January 20, 2020

7 min read

If you’re a skincare fan, you’ve probably noticed the resurgence of the trusty (albeit occasionally scary-looking) sheet mask on your Instagram grid.

Currently endorsed by celebrities, bloggers and ‘skinfluencers’ alike, the hydrating sheet mask is one of the most effective ways to aid dry skin—preventing unwanted fine lines, while effortlessly enhancing your skin’s natural glow.

Considering there are now so many sheet masks on the market, it can be confusing to figure out the ones that’ll work best with your own unique skin type. In fact, finding any skincare that works best for your skin can be a laborious task—whether you suffer from combination skin, or if your face is dry as the Sahara Desert. The struggle is real.

Thankfully, an $11 Olay sheet mask can be just as effective at hydrating your skin as a costlier option, while also shielding it from everyday nasties in the hours after you apply it.

Scroll down for eight effective sheet masks that’ll work wonders for any dry, exasperated visage.

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Olay Magnemask Advanced Brightening Sheet Mask

Thankfully for us, Olay’s illuminating sheet mask is just as effective as other more expensive counterparts, and uses Vitamin C, niacinamide and other powerful chemical properties to ensure the most glowing, moisturised skin possible. Apply to a clean face for 15 minutes, and prepare to awake the next morning with radiant-looking skin.

$11 for one sheet mask at Woolworths.

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Luminous Dewy Skin Mask by Tatcha

Cute packaging aside, Tatcha’s dewy masks penetrate deep into the skin, combining ancient oils with modern, scientifically-backed ingredients for a completely hydrating effect. Apply weekly to unlock your skin’s natural dew.

$69 for four masks at MECCA.

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Olay Skinfusion Camellia Nourishing Sheet Mask

Incorporating the remedial ingredients of the Japanese camellia flower (featuring fatty acids and other hydrating properties), Olay’s ‘Skinfusion’ Camellia hydrating mask is instantly effective in aiding worn-out skin. Use weekly and enjoy instantly hydrated skin for up to eight hours. Thank us later.

$9.99 for one mask at Priceline.

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VIP Cellulose Mask by Starskin

This cult mask samples some of the K-beauty world’s most popular ingredients, and includes acids and floral properties to allow hydration for all skin types. Apply the mask once or twice weekly for a nourishing boost.

$19 for one mask at Beauty Bay.

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Ultimate Recovery Bio Cellulose Mask by Medik8

The restorative powers of hyaluronic acid help Medik8’s sheet masks live up to their name—ultimately aiding the rejuvenation of weary, barren skin. Apply the mask once a week for 15 minutes after cleansing.

$96 for six masks at ADOREBEAUTY.

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Bloom of Youth Infusion Mask by Edible Beauty

Taking anti-ageing to a new level, this beauty-boosting sheet mask comes embedded with active ingredients including hyaluronic acid, bamboo extract, ribose and swertia chirata. Australian lime caviar and pomegranate work together to naturally brighten and illuminate skin tone. Use for 15-20 once a week. If skin needs an extra boost, place the sheet mask into the refrigerator 15 minutes prior to application.

$59 at Sephora.

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Detoxifying Hydrogel Sheet Mask by Erno Laszlo

Erno Laszlo’s Hydrogel Sheet mask provides the perfect level of plumpness to dry skin. The sheet mask features an innovative blend of botanical extracts, antioxidants and charcoal, that leaves skin feeling smooth and hydrated. For a gentle exfoliation that helps to reduce the appearance of blemishes, use the sheet mask once a week for 15-20 minutes.

$92 at ADOREBEAUTY.

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Rose Gold Mask by 111SKIN

Few face masks can count 24 karat gold as an active ingredient, but that’s not all this mask has to offer. Cult British brand 111SKIN’s rose gold mask also incorporates acids, niacinamide and rose gold extract for further skin soothing. After cleansing and toning your face, apply the mask for 20 minutes, once a week.

$36 for one mask at MECCA.

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