A few months ago before I was really acquainted with sheet masks, I popped into Sephora determined to stock up on their ever raved about masks. I had no idea that Sephora offered two different types of face masks: sheet and sleep, and asked the assistant to point me in the direction of their own brand facial masks. In hindsight it was a teeny, tiny Sephora and my description was vague; rather than leaving the store with sheet masks, I became a little confused and walked away with no less than six Sephora Sleep Masks. My bad.

Do you need six different variants of Sephora (or any for that matter) Sleep Masks" In a word no. For those new to the world of Sleep Masks, let me briefly explain what they are and how they are used: most and certainly in the instance of the Sephora range, are cream-come-gel textured intensive moisturisers, that you apply as a last step within your night-time regime before popping off to bed. The ingredients apparently penetrate the skin deeper while you sleep - I can't say I'm convinced that is the case but as in most instances they are cooling and generally enjoyable to apply, you'll hear zero complaints from me. The only downside is that some can be a little sticky and leave behind a tacky residue - I do hasten to add that this is not the case with the Sephora Sleep Mask range.
Sephora offer 8 options within their Sleep Mask range, each of which are catered to specific skin needs and concerns. I'd be lying if I said I paid particular ...