Famous for their Amazonian clay, Tarte are no strangers to skincare, and the latest addition to the brand's family is already making waves in the beauty industry. Thankfully, Tarte have answered all of our skincare woes, and dreamed up a powerful duo-face mask that will give your skin the TLC that it deserves, leaving it cleansed, plumped and refreshed.
The new product was inspired by the 'multi-masking' skincare trend, which involves using different masks on different areas of your face to tackle a range of skin problems. This way, you can treat your whole face at the same time, catering to each area's individual needs.
Tarte's new dual-chambered mask - dubbed 'Tight & Bright Clay Multi-mask' - works in two ways. One side of the mask contains the brand's Purple Detoxifying & Purifying Exfoliating mask, which helps to clean congested pores, banish shine and excess oil, and address any pesky blackheads.
The other side of the mask contains the Gold Hydrating & Firming mask, which is a gel-based mask that you can apply to delicate areas of the face that need plumping and firming (think the eye area, cheeks and upper lip). The Amazonian clay ingredient that Tarte are famous for is included in this mask, and further helps to boost circulation and clarify your skin. Plus, the addition of chamomile extract is great for reducing inflammation and redness.
While both sides of the mask work at tackling different skin problems, they're both formulated to be gentle enough to use on all skin types. Depending on your skin's needs, you can target certain zones simultaneously, and therefore streamline your skincare routine.
And with that being said, facial harmony is just a mask away - so, what are you waiting for? Slap on that face mask!
The Tight & Bright Clay Multi-mask will launch on Tartecosmetics.com on June 6th 2017.
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This article originally appeared on The Debrief.