MAD Masks

The MAD Masks collection brings together three targeted formulas from the MAD skincare line, each designed to complement your regular cleansing and moisturizing routine. Whether you're drawn to a resurfacing texture, a formula aimed at blemish-prone areas, or a mask focused on brightening the look of skin, this small but focused range makes it easy to choose based on your skin's finish and appearance goals.

A quick buying guide to MAD Masks

MAD Masks are formulated as at-home treatments meant to sit alongside your cleanser and moisturizer, not replace them. The M.A.D Glycolic Mask 60G is built around a glycolic acid formula, a popular choice for those who like an exfoliating-style mask texture as part of a weekly routine. The M.A.D Spot On Zinc And Sulfur Mask 60G combines zinc and sulfur, ingredients often chosen by people looking to focus a mask on specific areas rather than the whole face. The M.A.D Brightening Mask 60G is positioned for those wanting a mask geared toward an even, luminous-looking complexion. All three come in a 60g format, a practical size for regular use over several weeks.

Before adding any new mask to your routine, check the full ingredient list and usage instructions on the label, and if you have particular skin sensitivities or are using other treatments, it's worth asking a pharmacist for guidance before you start.

Choosing the right mask within the range

If your priority is texture and radiance, the glycolic option pairs well with products from the wider MAD Serum range for a more complete step-by-step routine. Those focused on specific areas of the face may prefer the zinc and sulfur formula, which is often used as a targeted, "spot on" step rather than an all-over mask. For anyone chasing a brighter-looking complexion as part of a broader plan, consider pairing the Brightening Mask with a complementary product from MAD Cleanser to prep the skin beforehand and a moisturizer from MAD Cream to follow up.

MAD Masks sit within NexusCare's broader Dermocosmetic selection, so if you're building a full face-care regimen, it's worth browsing the wider Face Care Products catalogue or the general Mask collection for additional formats and brands. You can also explore the full MAD range to see how masks fit alongside the brand's cleansers, serums and creams. As with any new skincare step, patch-test where appropriate, follow the label directions, and consult a pharmacist or dermatologist if you're unsure whether a formula suits your skin type.