Masks
Masks deliver a concentrated, short-term dose of clay, hydration, or actives in a single sitting. They're a supplement to a routine rather than its foundation — pleasant and occasionally useful, rarely essential.
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The DermFND database contains 107 products within the Masks category, with niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, centella asiatica, panthenol, glycerin, ceramides, kaolin, squalane, probiotics prebiotics, and adenosine identified as the most common active ingredients. Product pricing in this category ranges from $1 to $350, with an average price of $42. The data indicates a category average DermFND score of 74.2/100. Based on the provided ingredient lists, formulation patterns across these products frequently incorporate these specific substances. This analytical overview provides a baseline for understanding the chemical composition and cost distribution of masks currently documented in the database.
DermFND has scored 107 masks on ingredient evidence, value, and safety. They average a 74/100 score (above the catalog norm), topped by Axis-Y New Skin Resolution Gel Mask at 87/100.
34 formulas score 80 or higher in our analysis. Coverage skews toward combination and normal skin. The median price here is $32.
