Face masks soothe most skin woes, such as dryness, acne, fine lines, texture, and even boredom. They help your skin recover from constant stress and pollution and give you that bit of relaxation you were craving all through the week. That said, choosing any face mask for your skin might not be the right call, especially when you have sensitive skin. There are different types of face masks for different skin types.

• Charcoal face mask
  Charcoal face masks are acne-fighting masks. These masks are best suited for blemish-prone skin. The activated charcoal helps in removing dirt from the deepest of the pores and helps in removing the most annoying blackheads in just a few uses.
• Eye mask
  15 minutes of this mask helps in getting rid of puffy and under-eye circles. Do not forget to apply a light under eye cream after applying the mask. This will help your skin from getting taut, as the under-eye skin is super thin and sensitive.
• Instant revitalizing mask
  This revitalizing mask is for women who have a somewhat busy work life and don’t have time to spare for an extensive face mask. It is one of the best immediate skin masks that do not require too much of time.
• Clay face mask
  There are three stages of using clay masks. The damp phase of clay face mask helps the skin drink of beneficial minerals. The start of the dry phase of the clay mask exercises the skin capillaries and stimulates the blood flow as the mask cools and contracts. But as the clay dries completely, it draws out the skin moisture which eventually causes dehydration and irritation. So make sure you peel off the clay face mask just before it begins to dry.
• Fresh ingredients
  Nothing beats a face mask that is made entirely of fresh ingredients. The vitamins are more powerful and effective the more sooner you use them after being made. The downside of using face masks made from fresh ingredients is that they don’t usually last very long so that you can stock them up and use it for later.
• Tea face mask
  A tea based face mask is infused with vitamin C and E. The tea face mask helps the skin getting rid of all the radicals and rejuvenates it. Pro tip: store the face mask in the refrigerator overnight to get an exceedingly refreshing facial experience.
• Caffeine face mask
  Caffeine has the same effect on your skin what it does to your energy levels after drinking a cup of it. A caffeine face mask brightens up the lackluster complexion of your skin and soothes the puffiness under your eyes. It is a very simple home recipe. Mix a tablespoon of ground coffee to a tablespoon of oatmeal. Add a small amount of honey and plain yogurt and apply it to your face and leave it for 30 minutes. The coffee in the face mask provides an instant rejuvenation instant to your skin, and the yogurt provides a calming sensation.