1 Best for dry skin
Any hydrating mask is going to be a tonic for thirsty skin, but Liz Earle Hydrating Cream Mask, £24, Boots, is particularly quenching. Made with shea butter, essential fatty acids and nutrient-rich apricot kernel oil, it drenches dry patches with 72 hours’ worth of hydration. Slather your face and neck in it for 10 minutes, then rinse to reveal supple and silky skin.
2 Best for pores
There are 20,000 pores on the face and, as our skin loses elasticity with age, they become larger.
There’s no miracle cure for stretched pores, but you can make them appear smaller by extracting excess sebum, dirt and debris with a clay mask. PS... Pink Clay Pore Refining Facial Mask, 80p, Primark, draws out oil so skin looks…
