Hi Lykkers! I have to admit, clay masks are one of my favorite skincare steps when I want to slow down for a moment. There’s something nice about putting on a mask, taking a short break, and coming back with skin that feels refreshed. I don’t use them every day, but whenever my skin feels like it needs extra attention, these two are usually the ones I pick.

Here are the clay masks that have been making their way into my routine.

1. Mary & May Believe in Truth Clay Mask

The Mary & May Believe in Truth Clay Mask became one of those products that I enjoy using during my little self-care moments. The texture feels pleasant to apply, and I like how simple the whole process feels. I can spread it evenly, wait a few minutes, and continue relaxing while it does its part. What makes me reach for it often is the fresh feeling after washing it off.

My skin feels like it has had a proper reset, especially after long days when everything feels a little too much. I usually use this when I want a calming skincare session rather than a complicated routine with too many steps.

2. Beauty of Joseon Red Bean Refreshing Pore Mask

The Beauty of Joseon Red Bean Refreshing Pore Mask is the one I choose when I want my skincare routine to feel a little more thorough. I enjoy the way the mask feels during application because it doesn’t make the process feel like a task. It’s easy to include in my weekly routine, especially on nights when I have more time for myself.

After rinsing, I love the clean and refreshed feeling it leaves behind. It feels like a nice preparation step before applying my other skincare products. This mask has become one of my weekend skincare companions when I want to give my skin some extra care.

A good clay mask is more than just another skincare product for me. It’s a small reminder to take a break and spend a few minutes focusing on myself. Mary & May Believe in Truth Clay Mask and Beauty of Joseon Red Bean Refreshing Pore Mask both make that little routine feel more enjoyable, and that’s why they continue to stay on my shelf.