Everyone has different skin types and concerns, which makes it necessary to use different products for various areas of the face. Multi-masking offers a targeted skincare approach that has become one of the most talked-about beauty trends on social media. It allows users to apply different masks to different parts of the face all at once, addressing multiple concerns in a single routine.
Rather than relying on a single face mask that may only address one issue, multi-masking makes it possible to apply specific treatments to the areas that need them most. It’s essentially a personalized facial that caters to your skin’s unique needs.
For many, skincare can feel like an ongoing battle. People try countless products to achieve that perfect balance: glowing but not oily, clear but not dry, hydrated but not greasy. Multi-masking offers an efficient way to achieve these goals without having to compromise.
Face masks have long been a valuable part of any skincare routine. Whether the goal is to fill out fine lines, rehydrate dry patches, or detox congested pores, masks serve as a powerful tool to boost your results. However, using just one kind of mask across the entire face often falls short. That’s where multi-masking comes in.
To get optimal results, you need to layer products and treat each area of your face individually. That’s the idea behind the Instagram-famous #Multimasking trend.
As the name suggests, multi-masking involves applying different masks tailored for specific needs. Visually, the look often resembles a mix between makeup contouring and tribal paint, but the effect goes far beyond appearances.
In South Korea, this practice is nothing new. For many Koreans, face masks are not just rescue products used when the skin is misbehaving. Instead, they are an everyday part of skin maintenance. “You don’t put on a face mask because your skin is acting up; you put on a face mask because you want to keep it looking good.” Koreans are widely known for their flawless skin, and multi-masking plays a role in that.
Using one mask for the entire face is rarely enough. Multi-masking provides a more thoughtful and targeted way of addressing specific skin concerns. It’s also a great way to boost your Instagram content with a colorful, eye-catching skincare selfie.
Your multi-masking routine should always be based on your individual skin type and concerns. Here are some products that work well for different areas of the face:
Moroccan Mint Clayey Mask (60g) is a creamy, clay-based mask packed with organic nutrients to give your skin a dewy glow. It contains hibiscus to naturally lift and firm the skin and is loaded with alpha hydroxy acids to gently exfoliate and improve skin texture. It doubles as an acne treatment too. What it does: It naturally lifts and firms the skin. Skin Type: acne-prone, loose. Application: Apply directly to skin and leave on for 5-8 minutes. Rinse and pat dry. That’s it. Ingredients: Aqua. Moroccan Clay. French Green Clay. Kaolin Clay. VCO. Argan Oil. Cetyl Stearyl. Moroccan Mint. Moroccan Rose Essential Oil. Vitamin E. Collagen. Hibiscus Extract. Sodium Benzoate (Food Grade Preservatives).
French Blueberry Clayey Mask (60g) is a cream-textured clay-based mask that clarifies and hydrates. It gives your complexion an added boost of vitamins. What it does: For clarifying and hydrating the skin. Skin Type: Acne-Prone, Dry and Dull. Application: Apply directly to skin and leave on for 5-8 minutes. Rinse and pat dry. That’s it. Ingredients: Aqua. French Green Clay. Bentonite Clay. Kaolin Clay. VCO. Argan Oil. Cetyl Stearyl. Blueberries. Blueberry Essential Oil. Acai Berry Oil. Vitamin C. Vitamin E. Collagen. Sodium Benzoate (Food Grade Preservatives).
Pot of Pink Clayey Mask (60g) features red and white clays in a creamy base. It helps balance skin tone and reduces redness or irritation. What it does: It helps balance the complexion of your skin. Skin Type: Uneven Complexion, Redness, Irritated Skin, Combination, Brightening. Application: Apply directly to skin and leave on for 5-8 minutes. Rinse and pat dry. That’s it. Ingredients: Aqua. Pink Clay. Kaolin Clay. VCO. Cetyl Stearyl. Watermelon Extract. Tomato Extract. Vitamin E. Cherry Extract. Collagen. Lime Essential Oil. Sodium Benzoate (Food Grade Preservatives).
Black Tea Clayey Mask (60g) is a detoxifying, creamy clay mask made with activated charcoal and essential oils. It pulls out toxins, tones, and minimizes pores while reducing oil production. What it does: It helps tone and shrink pores of your skin. Skin Type: Oily, Moderate Acne Prone Skin, Combination. Application: Apply directly to skin and leave on for 5-8 minutes. Rinse and pat dry. That’s it. Ingredients: Aqua. Bentonite. Activated Charcoal. Tea Tree Extract. Eucalyptus Essential Oil. Lemon Extract. Patchouli Extract. Witch Hazel Extract. Vitamin E. Collagen. Sodium Benzoate (Food-grade preservative).
Though it might look over-the-top, multi-masking is actually a smart and efficient way to care for your skin. It ensures that each area gets exactly what it needs without extending your skincare routine across multiple sessions.
These are just a few of the masks currently in use, but you can always explore other options that suit your skin concerns. What’s important is to follow the instructions exactly. Every skincare product is designed to be used in a specific way, and not following directions could affect the results. If unsure, contact the brand directly or send a message through social media for guidance.
All of the face masks mentioned are available through Rraw Philippines’ website or via Shopee. You can also follow Rraw Philippines on Instagram to stay updated with their latest skincare releases.
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