The best face masks are like having a dermatologist give you a targeted treatment at home—minus the exuberant copay. Some suck out dirt and grime from your pores, while others will hydrate the skin with an added boost of vitamins and nutrients.“Anyone with a targeted skin concern—dryness, dullness, acne, or aging—can benefit [from using a face mask],” Dr. Tia Paul, a board-certified dermatologist, says. “But masks are especially helpful for those needing a quick boost or a self-care moment.”Face masks generally refer to clay creams or just-add-water powders that you shellac onto your face and wash off after ten to fifteen minutes, but can also include sheet masks and overnight masks. If anything, do a mask for this reason: It forces you to slow down during your skin care routine, which reduces stress—which in turn probably makes your skin look better. So, it's a two-for-one deal.The Best Face Masks, According to GQBest Face Mask Overall: Tatcha The Clarifying Clay Mask, $70Best Face Ma...
