The top spot for the best face mask for sensitive skin is the type that you have to apply with your fingers; use it before you go out or before you sleep and take all the time in the world for it to completely dry.

This mask may help clean your pores and get rid of the gunk we know to be blackheads and whiteheads. It may also tighten your skin and give it a lift and hydration.

The formulation of this mask includes aloe leaf juice, shea butter, and dead sea mud; combined the mask is a rich black color.

Aloe leaf juice is known for its anti-inflammatory properties that are used even in ancient healing and remedies. It has hormones in it that may not only help soothe swelling and irritation but may also treat wounds and burns faster.

The aloe in this mask may provide a soothing, and cooling effect to your skin, may it be sensitive or a combined with dryness.

Shea butter is also an ingredient of this mask, and just like aloe, it is anti-inflammatory thanks to the presence of cinnamic acid.

Aside from soothing inflamed skin, shea butter may also moisturize your skin as it contains natural vitamins (A and E) and fatty acids that may help hydrate the skin and protect it from further drying and irritation which may lead to sensitive skin.

Since we are talking about the vitamin and acids in shea butter, this ingredient also contains acids such as linolenic, oleic, stearic and palmitic.

These acids may help in encouraging the fibroblasts to produce the protein collagen which structures and makes your skin elastic and smooth.

The star of this mask is the Dead Sea mud, and although it might not be the real deal, it possesses the necessary minerals that make it okay to use even for people with rather sensitive skin.

Dead Sea mud is known to help in exfoliation, blood circulation, and treatment of skin conditions (which may worsen your sensitive skin) such as psoriasis and eczema.

This mask may also help you exfoliate and may even help remove the excess oil on your face and help your skin breathe.

Since you exfoliate, your skin cells are stimulated to make a fresh layer of blemish-free and healthier skin to replace the removed one; in the process, your skin may be detoxified, and you may get younger-looking and even skin.

What we loved about this mask is the fresh scent. At first, we were wondering what the smell of "dead sea" and the "mud" may be, but it was a light, fresh scent that didn't linger for far too long.

The second on our list for the best face mask for sensitive skin may also double as a cream for the entire body.

This mask is all the type where you need to implement it with your fingers to make a mask; it comes in cream form and may be used to help in exfoliating other parts of the body such as your knee and elbow.

The formulation for this cream includes oatmeal, shea butter, and squalene and will mainly deal on hydrating the skin.

Shea butter in this cream may not only help with hydration but may also address skin problems such as psoriasis and eczema and may also accelerate the time needed for a wound to heal.

The next ingredient is squalene, a colorless liquid that is found in plants, animals, and your very own sebum.

Squalene is the moisturizing ingredient in this cream slash mask as it is an emollient - a substance that absorbs moisture and locks them in which reduces further moisture loss and extreme dryness. Extreme dryness may lead to irritation and worse, sensitive or damaged skin.

Probably the main ingredient in this cream, oatmeal, is the very one that you probably eat for breakfast or during a diet.

Oatmeal is grainy but isn't rough which is why it may also help exfoliate your skin mildly. Enough to get rid of the dead skin cells without stripping your skin of moisture.

Aside from exfoliation, oatmeal may also help moisturize your skin as it contains polysaccharides and beta-glucan. Both become fine protective films that deeply moisturizes skin and may even address skin issues such as psoriasis and eczema.

What we loved about this cream slash mask is that it came fragrance-free. Sensitive skin is often triggered or further irritated by perfume, and this product did not irritate our skin.

Our third pick came in a mason jar and is another one that you have to apply using your fingers.

As for this mask, it may clean your skin by removing impurities such as whiteheads and blackheads.

It may also moisturize skin as well smooth out cellulite and stretch marks.

The combination of sunflower oil, dead sea mud, and aloe vera juice make up this rather grayish mud mask.

To help soothe sensitive skin that may sport some redness and swelling, the aloe vera in this mask may help.

Aloe Vera is a known anti-inflammatory plant that has is used since early times. It contains hormones that may soothe inflammation and may also treat wounds and burns in record time.

Another ingredient in this mask that may help soothe inflamed and sensitive skin is sunflower oil.

Sunflower oil is known for the Omega-6 acid or linoleic that makes it an anti-inflammatory agent and is also rich in Vitamins A, D, and E.

Since it has vitamins that work as an emollient, sunflower oil may help absorb and lock in your skin's much-needed moisture so that dryness and further itching may be addressed.

As the vitamins in it are also antioxidants, it may help combat free radical cells that cause your skin to age prematurely, and it may even help protect your skin against the harsh rays of the sun.

Finally, the dead sea mud in this mask may help moisturize dry and sensitive skin.

It may also cleanse the skin as dead sea mud contains minerals that are known to detoxify and cleanse deep-seated dirt that may be clogging your pores and causing you to breakout.

What we liked about this product is how it may also help fade cellulite and stretch marks. It may be applied to the skin and butt and since it gives off a light earthy scent, using it all over won't be much of an issue.

For our fourth pick, we have a face mask with pure Bentonite Clay. This clay is also called Montmorillonite.

It is made from minerals such as iron, potassium, magnesium, and calcium. They are all formed from volcanic ashes.

It may work both topically and internally to clarify and detox. Clay minerals form over extended periods of time from the gradual weathering of the rocks.

They may help to control the production of sebum. Furthermore, they have the ability to draw out the toxins from the skin.

Since this clay is loaded with silica, it can make your skin softer to the touch. Silica is considered one of the most abundant minerals in the earth’s crust.

It can strengthen connective tissues, including muscles, ligaments, and bones. Another important trait is that it is so easily absorbed.

You may also consider adding more of it to your diet. It is found in cucumbers, strawberries, beans, mangos and much more.

What really grabbed our attention is the advanced technology of using Pisum sativum. This is an enzyme found it the seeds of peas.

It has the ability to fight other enzymes, which break down collagen and elastin. Furthermore, it possesses a therapeutic effect that may defend against chemical, UV and immunological threats.

We were fascinated by the abundance of essential amino acids in peas peptides. It is ranked amongst the most balanced amino acid profiles, boasting 22.

If you have dry skin, we would recommend that you use this mask with awareness. Its formula may be suitable even for the most sensitive types, but it is also aiming cases of oily and combination skin.

For the last but not the least product, we have another mask that can be worn as is.

This mask may help hydrate your skin as well as reduce dark spots and impurities such as blackheads.

The formulation of this mask includes hyaluronic acid, witch hazel extract, and vitamin B3.

To help fight off impurities and acne, this mask contains witch hazel, an anti-inflammatory agent, antioxidant and nature's astringent.

As a milder astringent, witch hazel may remove excess oil which may be clogging your pores and causing you to breakout. It may also remove dirt and the nasty whiteheads and blackheads in your skin.

To help with hydration this mask has hyaluronic acid, a polysaccharide that may naturally be found in the body.

Hyaluronic acid may help moisturize the skin as it may absorb water up to 1000 times its weight.

Because of this, hyaluronic acid may give your skin the extra volume and lift it needs. With this mask, your skin may look plumper and tighter as the hyaluronic acids seep deep into the cells and stimulate them to absorb moisture.

What we liked the most while using the mask is the excess essence that remained in the packets.

The mask itself was made of thick material that absorbed the essence well, but as for the excess, we were able to put it on our necks even down to the chest area. We also loved how the essence just "stayed" instead of making a big mess.

Aria Starr’s Dead Sea Mud Mask gets the top spot on our list of the best blackhead masks for its deep cleansing properties and other benefits. Made with the finest quality Dead Sea mud, it draws out impurities to reveal fresh skin.

Shea butter, Jojoba Oil, and Aloe Vera moisturize skin, while minerals such as Zinc, Sodium, Calcium and Magnesium treats and cleanses.

Shea butter, Jojoba Oil, and Aloe Vera moisturize skin, while minerals such as Zinc, Sodium, Calcium and Magnesium treats and cleanses.

We cleansed our face before application, and using our fingers, we applied a thin layer of the rich mud mask, carefully avoiding our eye and lip areas.

We also used it to spot treat some acne on our chest and back, and kept it on for 15 minutes before rinsing with warm water.

We love how it made our skin smooth, and our pores looked clean. As for the acne, we didn’t see any visible changes, but it may take a few applications before we see results.

Made with 100% natural calcium bentonite clay, this blackhead mask works by drawing out impurities from the skin and leaving it fresh and glowing.

Preparing it can be a bit tricky, so make sure that you have all the materials on hand before starting your beauty regimen. It’s recommended that you mix the clay with equal parts raw apple cider vinegar or water. We opted to use the former for this round-up.

We scooped up about two tablespoons of the clay into a plastic bowl and added the same amount of raw apple cider vinegar. Then, we mixed everything with a plastic spoon until it had a smooth consistency.

We applied the mixture to our face and waited for it to work. After a few minutes, we felt a pulling and tightening sensation, but as the packaging indicated, this is supposed to happen as the clay is now working to cleanse and purify skin.​

After about 20 minutes, we rinsed off the mask, and there was some slight redness on our skin. However, our pores seemed much cleaner, and even a pimple that we had on our cheek appeared to be less swollen.

This Dead Sea mud mask made the list of our best blackhead masks because of its detoxifying and moisturizing properties.

Dead Sea mud keeps pimples and blackheads at bay, and it helps fade acne scars. It also minimizes enlarged pore size and improves complexion.

Jojoba oil, Sunflower oil, and Shea Butter keep skin moisturized, while Aloe juice and Calendula soothes irritated complexions.

We smoothed on this mask using a facial mask brush, and we love how the thick mixture spreads easily. We didn’t even have to press hard with the brush to get the mask all over our face.

One thing that we didn’t like is the mask’s strong fragrance. It didn’t smell offensive, but the strong scent may take some getting used to.

After around 20 minutes, we rinsed off the mud mask, and our skin looked more vibrant. We may need to use it several more times before we see any difference in the appearance of our acne scars.

This mask deserves the number four spot on our list for its purifying and anti-aging properties.

It pulls out excess oil and impurities from the skin while leaving it soft and luminous.

Kaolin and Dead Sea mud gets banishes blackheads, while Aloe Vera Juice and Sunflower Oil moisturizes for a more youthful glow.

This product is intended to be used as a mask, but you can also use it to spot treat pimples to dry them out.

We applied this on our oily skin and made sure to give our chin, which had a few spots, an extra swipe of the product.

After about 15 minutes, we rinsed off with warm water and our face looked more even-toned, and our pimples looked less red and inflamed.

Era Organics’ Microdermabrasion Facial Mask has made our list of the best blackhead masks because of its effectiveness in treating blackheads, acne scars, huge pores, and dead skin.

This face scrub contains all natural ingredients, including Aloe Vera, Walnut, Vitamin C, and Manuka Honey, and is never tested on animals.

We’ve carefully chosen this product because it’s quite unique - other exfoliators may be too rough and harsh to the skin but the microdermabrasion does the opposite.

When we tested and applied this scrub, we felt the gentle removal of persisting skin impurities, leaving us with a flawless-looking and radiant skin.

This scrub can also be good for you if you have sensitive skin since it’s alcohol- and paraben-free, and that helps erase doubts of skin irritation and breakouts.​

We also love that the revitalizing vitamins and healing minerals of the scrub get soaked up by the skin, making our skin well-nourished.