Photo courtesy @nothauteWith $5 sheet masks aplenty, should you invest in these vegan face masks"As a vegan, I?m a hardcore enthusiast for skin care made with natural ingredients. That said, I totally understand why La Mer and Ole Henriksen diehards continue to give plant-based skin care the side eye?there is so much snake oil out there, friends. My thinking is, if a formula doesn?t need a laundry list of chemicals to be effective, then why not skip the synthetics"I got married last year, so I decided it was time to commit to a dedicated masking routine. Ultimately, I picked three vegan face masks for their unique ingredients and formulations. (Yes, I always read labels and am always on the lookout for potent skincare ingredients derived from nature.)I tend to have combo skin prone to hormonal breakouts, so I have some scarring and pigmentation that I?m forever trying to brighten up. I?ve also been noticing my skin isn?t as plump as it used to be (cue that one sound effect from Psycho). My heart wants what it wants: youthful, glowing skin. Could the perfect vegan face mask give that to me" Spoiler alert: I wore the bare minimum of makeup for my wedding as a result of my masking routine.Vegan Face Mask #1: The Glow FilterKypris Glow Philtre ($88)Aside from sounding like a Snapchat filter in a jar, its name?Glow Philtre?even means ?magic potion.? Exotic ingredients like pomegranate pith enzymes to stimulate cell renewal, sea fennel stem cells and sea algae to p...