"Multi-Masking" Can Give Your Skin An Even Glow: Here's How To Do It

As far as masking goes, targeted treatments range far and wide—you have your purifying clays, your exfoliating peels, your hydrating gels, your enzyme masks, and so forth. And yet, each tends to approach one skin care concern at a time, when we know that your skin itself is a little more nuanced.

For example, you might face breakouts on your jawline, yet your forehead is parched dry. Or maybe you're wanting to calm some irritation around your nose, but you notice a cluster of blackheads on your chin. See the issue here? 

"Multi-masking involves using more than one mask in order to target different skin concerns," explains celebrity esthetician and dermatological nurse Natalie Aguilar. Essentially, instead of coating a single mask all over, you would apply multiple different confections on trouble areas.

"For example, you could do a detoxifying, oil-absorbing mask on the T-zone area of the face, but then use a hydrating and soothing mask on the drier areas such as the cheeks, temples, and upper lip," Aguilar continues. Perfect to treat combination skin in one go, no?