It tackles every issue I have as a male sheet-mask user. I didn’t want to like the Jaxon Lane Bro Mask (that name!), but it turned out to be one of the only sheet masks I tried that had been holistically designed with men in mind. After trying hundreds of masks, a handful of which are made with men in mind, I’ve concluded that these eight are the best you can buy for practically any situation. Also: beards, which are the bane of any man trying to get a mask selfie, because sheet masks do not stick to even the slightest scruff. When formulated correctly, masks for men aren’t just a marketing gimmick - some say male skin is 25 percent thicker than women’s, with larger pores that secrete more oil. Male masking is so big, I devoted an entire chapter to the topic in my upcoming book, Self-Care for Men (and yes, I did mask a lot while I wrote it). New developments like biocellulose masks and the male-centric charcoal saturation have seemingly created an arms race between brands competing to create the ultimate dude mask. If they’re good enough for Cristiano Ronaldo, Chris Pratt, and Diddy, they’re good enough for you.Īs a men’s grooming editor, I’m well aware of the benefits of sheet masks - and I’ve seen a spike in new masks made, or at least marketed, specifically for men (many with bro-y names I’d rather forget). Beyond the visible payoff, it’s also a very effective way to force yourself to relax for a few minutes. The (typically) paper masks are soaked in serum and, depending on the ingredients, putting them on your face for 15 minutes after a quick wash can help with everything from dehydration and acne to redness and signs of aging. I’ll get this out of the way first: Men, there is no reason you can’t use just any sheet mask.

Soyagam sheet mask