2. Dark Spots and Pigmentation Mask with vitamin C can address skin with dark spots and pigmentation. According to dermatologist Jessie Cheung, kojic acid, azelaic acid, and licorice root can brighten the skin. "In addition, exfoliating with AHA, lactic acid, and pineapple can remove dead skin cells and even out skin tone," says Cheung. 3. Dry Skin If you have dry skin, use a mask with hyaluronic acid content. Additionally, using a moisturizer can help soften and smooth the skin.

4. Fine Lines on the Face To address fine lines on the face, use a mask with vitamin C. This mask is beneficial as an antioxidant and increases collagen production to tighten the skin. Masks with vitamin E, resveratrol, and ferulic acid are also effective for anti-aging treatment, protecting the skin from pollution and sun damage that can cause fine lines. 5. Oily Skin To address oily skin, choose a mask with salicylic acid, glycolic acid, sulfur, and charcoal. If you prefer natural ingredients, yogurt and pineapple can be a good choice for exfoliation.

2. Clay Mask According to beauty expert Rose Serbon, clay masks like kaolin and bentonite are rich in beneficial minerals for revitalizing the skin. "This mask is effective in absorbing excess oil and suitable for oily and acne-prone skin," she said. Please note that the use of clay masks can cause the skin to become dry, so it is less suitable for dry skin. 3. Charcoal Mask Charcoal masks are able to absorb toxins in the skin and remove dirt on the skin's surface.

4. Gel mask Gel masks are very suitable for dry skin that requires extra hydration, especially with the addition of hyaluronic acid. Generally, they contain cucumber and aloe vera, providing a cooling and soothing effect on the skin, making them very suitable for sensitive skin. 5. Exfoliation Exfoliating face masks can remove dead cells that accumulate on the surface of the skin, making the skin bright and smooth. As an option, you can use enzyme masks derived from pineapple and papaya.