5 Sheet Masks to Shop if You Have Oily Skin

Hydrating, nourishing and moisturizing are words that are often used to describe sheet masks. If you have oily skin, those terms may not make you want to stock up — a dewy complexion is likely not what you’re after. But rest assured that there are sheet masks that can benefit your oily or acne-prone skin type, too. Here, we’re rounding up our favorite sheet masks that are pore-refining, mattifying, soothing, acne-fighting and (lightly) hydrating. 

Garnier SkinActive Super Hydrating Sheet Mask - Mattifying

This sheet mask is moisturizing without being greasy and helps balance skin for a less oily complexion. It also helps minimize the appearance of pores and mattify the T-zone. 

Lancôme Advanced Génifique Hydrogel Melting Sheet Mask

This hydrogel sheet mask feels refreshing, not wet or sticky. The formula features bifidus extract, the star ingredient in the brand’s Advanced Génifique Serum that helps repair skin and strengthen its barrier. The mask also helps reduce the appearance of large pores and promotes a more youthful-looking complexion. 

Kiehl’s Instant Renewal Concentrate Mask

Oily skin types need hydration, too. This mask is drenched in cold-pressed Amazonian oils that replenish dehydrated skin without clogging pores or weighing skin down. After use, skin is softer and looks brighter. 

Mediheal Tea Tree Essential Blemish Control Sheet

Willow bark extract, rosemary and tea tree oil work to deep clean pores, while chamomile and asiatic pennywort help calm visible redness. We like to use it to help soothe skin when we’re experiencing an inflamed breakout. 

Pacifica Super Green Detox Kale and Charcoal Facial Mask

Made with charcoal-infused cotton and soaked in an essence that contains detoxifying kale and cilantro and anti-inflammatory green tea, this mask helps address clogged pores and improve blemish-prone skin. 

 

Photo: Chaunte Vaughn

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