If you have multiple skincare concerns (think: oily T-zone, dry cheeks, and breakouts), sometimes two or three masks are better than one.

Face masks arent always a one-formula-fits-all affair, especially when you have combination skin: While your go-to moisturizing mask works wonders for your dry cheeks, it can make matters worse on your greasy T-zone. (The same goes for your favorite acne-fighting peel when applied to your sensitive chin.) Instead of making due with one mask that addresses only half of your skins concerns, follow our trusty guide to learn how to combine your favorite formulas (think: one for your forehead, another for your cheeks) to get a custom skincare experience.

Why You Should Be Multimasking

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