12 weird face masks you can actually buy

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Carbonated bubble clay masks

Very cloud-like indeed [Photo: ZeApollo/Reddit]

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Kelp face masks

Not only does it contain kelp, but look like it too [Photo: Instagram/busybee797]

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Lace face masks

How to do a sneaky cleanse whilst at a masked ball [Photo: vrose412/Instagram]

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Horse oil face masks

They’re big in South Korea, apparently [Photo: Instagram/layramainen]

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Lip patches

They’re meant to soften and improve your pout [Photo: daschastepha/Instagram]

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Gold face mask

Yes, a 24-carat face mask [Photo: Instagram/nataliasienkowska[

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Rubber face masks

Ever seen that film The Skin I Live In? [Photo: Instagram/i_amavit]

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Rubberising face masks

A slightly less slick version of the rubber mask [Photo: Instagram/melissawinediva]

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Shrek face masks

An obvious source of beauty inspo [Photo: Instagram/maskaddicted_katarinalain]

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Spiderman face masks

A character whose skin we see often? [Photo: Instagram/maskaddicted_katarinalain]

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Moustache upper lip masks

They’re meant to prevent ageing, apparently [Photo: Instagram/tinimo]

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Tomato face masks

We’d rather not have a just-spilled spaghetti bolognese scent on our faces, to be honest [Photo: Instagram/rachp2003]

Whatever happened to a good old-fashioned mud mask, eh?

Thanks to the magic that is weird beauty trends (and with a helping hand from Instagram), the idea that face masks are made of actual mud – or if you’re feeling really crazy, a peel-off one – is a thing of the past.

The latest being something called a carbonated bubble clay mask, which recently rose to fame thanks to Reddit user ZeApollo‘s hilarious demo.

Would you give any of these ones a try?

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