Masks & Peels | Hydrate, Brighten & Refresh Skin

Masks and peels are like a reset button for your skin. They deliver powerful ingredients in just a few minutes, helping to hydrate, smooth, brighten, or clear depending on what your skin needs most.

This collection of masks and peels was chosen by Laziza herself to give visible results without damaging your skin barrier. From soothing treatments to advanced at-home peels, you’ll find options here that bring spa-level results to your routine.

GlyMed

Anti-Aging Exfoliant Masque

$51.50

A triple-acid masque with glycolic, lactic, and salicylic acids plus jojoba beads that resurfaces skin.

Face Reality

Brighten-C Mask

$49.00

Vitamin C mask that brightens melasma and acne marks.

Lumisque

CO2Lift Pro Carboxy Gel Mask

$100.00 $110.00

Deeply hydrates, brightens, and revitalizes with professional-strength carboxy therapy for instant visible results.

SkinBetter Science

Detoxifying Scrub Mask

$65.00

Clay-based scrub-mask hybrid that exfoliates, clears pores, and leaves skin smoother and brighter.

Hale & Hush

Hush Hydrate Mask

$98.00

Calms irritation, hydrates deeply, restores balance and comfort.

Face Reality

HydraCalm Mask

$42.00

Cooling deeply hydrating mask that calms irritation and restores hydration.

GlyMed

Hydrating Masque

$54.00

An enzyme-powered mask that exfoliates, detoxifies, and deeply hydrates for a radiant, renewed skin texture.

Young Goose

Hyperbaric Mask

$151.50

Gel sleeping mask that floods skin with hydration, firms, and restores radiance overnight.

Epicutis

Lipid Recovery Mask

$105.00

A soothing mask that deeply hydrates compromised skin, calms irritation, and helps repair barrier damage.

GlyMed

Mattifying Sulfur Masque

$50.00

Non-drying sulfur mask that clears pores, calms redness, and reduces breakouts for clearer, balanced skin.

GlyMed

Oxygen Deep Pore Masque

$62.00

A purifying mask that clears congestion, helps heal and softens skin.

Hydrinity

Restorative HA+ Mask

$120.00

Recovery treatment mask that hydrates deeply, calms stressed or post-procedure skin, and speeds healing.

Face Reality

Soothing Clay Mask

$42.00

Calms inflammation, clears congestion, and balances oil without stripping or drying.

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Why Masks and Peels Matter

Sometimes your daily routine isn’t enough to tackle all of your skin’s needs. That’s where masks and peels come in. These treatments deliver a concentrated boost, helping you target specific concerns quickly and effectively.

Masks and peels don’t just give short-term benefits. With regular use, they can also improve long-term skin health — strengthening your barrier, brightening your tone, or boosting collagen for firmer skin.

What Masks Do for the Skin

Masks are designed to sit on your skin for a longer period, allowing ingredients to deeply hydrate, calm, or purify. Hydrating masks can instantly plump dry, tired skin, while soothing masks calm redness and irritation. Clay or detox masks draw out oil and impurities, leaving the skin fresh and balanced.

Overnight masks are especially effective, locking in hydration and letting your skin recover while you sleep. They’re a great way to wake up with a healthier glow.

What Peels Do for the Skin

Peels work differently than masks. Instead of sitting on top, they use gentle exfoliating acids to help your skin shed dead cells and reveal a smoother surface. This makes peels excellent for brightening dull skin, reducing fine lines, fading dark spots, and keeping pores clear.

At-home peels are made to be safe and effective without the intensity of in-office procedures. They give you visible results while still being gentle enough for regular use when applied correctly.

Choosing the Right Mask or Peel

The best choice depends on your skin’s needs. If you’re feeling dry, go for a hydrating or overnight mask. If breakouts or oil are your main concern, a purifying clay mask or peel with pore-clearing ingredients will help. For dullness or uneven tone, brightening masks and gentle exfoliating peels are great options.

It’s not about using everything at once. Adding one or two masks or peels into your weekly routine can make a big difference without overwhelming your skin.

Masks & Peels in Your Routine

Most people use masks or peels one to three times per week, depending on their skin type and the product’s strength. The key is balance: strong exfoliating peels should be alternated with soothing or hydrating masks so your skin always feels supported.

When used consistently, masks and peels can become the “extra step” that keeps your skin looking clear, radiant, and refreshed.

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between a mask and a peel?

Masks usually provide hydration, calming, or deep cleaning by sitting on the skin for a period of time. They’re more about comfort and replenishment, though some masks can also provide light exfoliation.

Peels focus more on resurfacing the skin. They use exfoliating acids to remove dead cells, helping to smooth texture and brighten tone. Both are valuable, but they work in different ways to give your skin what it needs.

How often should I use masks or peels?

For most people, using a mask or peel one to three times per week is ideal. Hydrating and soothing masks can be used more often, while stronger exfoliating peels should only be applied once a week or even less if your skin is sensitive.

Pay attention to how your skin reacts. If it feels tight, red, or irritated, cut back and give your barrier time to recover with hydrating treatments. Consistency matters more than frequency when it comes to results.

Can peels help with acne or dark spots?

Yes, peels can be very helpful for both. By removing dead skin cells and keeping pores clear, peels reduce breakouts and help fade post-acne marks. Over time, they also improve skin tone and texture, making discoloration less noticeable.

For acne-prone skin, gentle peels with ingredients that target oil and bacteria are best. For dark spots, brightening peels can encourage even skin tone. In both cases, results build over weeks of regular use rather than overnight.

Are masks and peels safe for sensitive skin?

Many people with sensitive skin can still use masks and peels — the key is choosing the right ones. Soothing or hydrating masks with calming ingredients are usually very safe. Gentle enzyme or PHA-based peels are often better tolerated than stronger acid blends.

Start slowly, once every week or two, and avoid combining multiple strong treatments. Always follow up with hydration to keep your barrier protected.

Should I use a mask or peel in the morning or at night?

Most people prefer using masks and peels at night. This gives your skin time to rest and recover, and it avoids the risk of sun sensitivity from exfoliating treatments. Overnight masks, in particular, are designed to work while you sleep.

If you do use them in the morning, be sure to follow with sunscreen — especially after a peel. Freshly exfoliated skin is more vulnerable to UV damage, and protecting it ensures you keep the benefits of your treatment.