Since I started blogging my skincare stash has grown so much, to the point where it's borderline a problem but you can never have too many serums - lets be honest! Having said that blogging has taught me so much and one thing i've learnt is that a good face mask really can do wonders for your skin, especially in this dry winter weather.

When it comes to face masks i'm a huge fan of masks that get working really quickly, as you sometimes don't have the time to sit around a good half an hour waiting for a face mask to do it's thing. One of my favourites is the Sanctuary Spa 5 Minute Moisture Boost Mask* (£10), which does exactly what it says on the bottle. This mask is a lovely herbal scented mask that has a lovely thick yet creamy consistency that gets to work in just five minutes and is one that I love to use in the morning if i've woken up and my skin is looking a little worse for wear. This leaves my skin not only feeling hydrated but plump and radiant with a beautiful healthy glow. 

Another mask that i'm forever raving about is the Origins Drink-up Intensive Mask (£23), which works overnight to gives your skin a lovely boost. I love this one as it smells just like apricots and this mask has a lovely light yet thick consistency that just gives your skin a healthy boost. I use this love using mask overnight quite often, lathering on a good amount and sleeping in it, to wake up not only looking but feeling refreshed and glowing. Similarly The Body Shop Vitamin E Sink In Moisture Mask (£14) is another that i've been using overnight as it's quite an intense, thick consistency that smells divine and leaves my skin glowing! I usually switch up these two masks, even though they work in a very similar way I find that my skin gets a used to them, so switching them up helps to maintain my skin from becoming dry and horrible.

The last mask that i've really been enjoying is the Sephora Lotus Mask ($6), which is different to any other face masks that i've tried as this is a sheet mask that is soaked in the product and then applied onto the face. This mask is one that you have to have a lot of patience with as it can be a little messy but it is so worth it as it works absolute wonders for my skin, giving it a lovely boost of hydration.

So those are my current favourite face masks that i've been loving recently with this horrid winter weather!

What are your favourite face masks?