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DERMASEL face masks

Five masks - three creams, an exfoliating mask and one sheet - and the shelf where the price figures need reading with most care: four of the five are estimated from pack size at a typical application rather than counted off a pack, so the median of €1.06 rests mostly on arithmetic rather than on a number printed on the box. It is also the shelf this site can read least far into, at a median panel coverage of 59%.

In the catalogue
5in 3 formats
Median per use
1.061.06-€4.29
Median list length
2616-31 entries
Fragrance-free
0of 5

Prices are indicative, captured once from the source recorded on each product page, and they drift. 4 of the 5 per-use figures are estimated from pack size at a typical application rather than counted off a sheet count.

This is not DERMASEL’s page and it is not affiliated with them. It is every DERMASEL mask we hold, read from the back of the pack - the name is used to identify the products, and nothing here is paid for, sponsored or an affiliate link.

The short read

  • Four of the five per-use figures are estimated rather than counted, which is what a pot rather than a sachet gets you: the €1.06 median and the €1.06 to €4.29 range should both be read as indicative rather than exact.

  • Maris Sal, printed as Dead Sea salt, is on all 5 lists here and on 6 of the 215 overall - so five of the six masks in the catalogue that print it are on this shelf.

  • All five print Parfum and all five declare a fragrance allergen by name, and none of the five is fragrance-free. Benzyl alcohol is on all 5 here and on 17 of the 215 overall.

  • The encyclopaedia has an entry for a median of 59% of each list here, against 76% across the catalogue - the lowest of the nine shelves, so roughly two entries in five on these labels are printed in names the site cannot yet decode.

  • All five are clear of the pregnancy flag, all five carry no essential oil and all five are free of a drying alcohol. None of the five is recorded vegan.

What these lists print that others do not

Not the most common ingredients - water is on nearly every list ever written and tells you nothing about who formulated the mask. These are the entries that appear far more often here than across the 215 masks as a whole, counted by encyclopaedia entry rather than by printed name. A shelf this size makes coincidences cheap, so nothing appears below that is on fewer than four of these lists.

Well tolerated
No meaningful concern for most people; irritation is possible but rare.
Worth knowing
EU-restricted, a common contact allergen, or subject to live debate.
What the levels mean ↗

Names without a link have no encyclopaedia entry yet, so we make no claim about them beyond the count.

The 9 side by side

9 of the 89 brands in the catalogue hold 5 masks or more, which is the floor at which a shelf says something a filter could not. The other 80 are still in the catalogue and out of this table: 67 of them hold one or two masks, and 50 hold exactly one, and a median over one product is not a median.

Masks, median price per use, median ingredient count and fragrance-free count, by brand
BrandMasksMedian per useMedian listFragrance-free
Schaebens210.85276 of 21
Balea170.23214 of 17
SOME BY MI91.55222 of 9
Luvos-Heilerde80.8529.50 of 8
MISSHA71.75254 of 7
Garnier61.75250 of 6
Selfie Project61.95270 of 6
DERMASEL51.06260 of 5
Medicube53.99352 of 5

All 5 DERMASEL masks

Cheapest use first. Every one is on sale in the EU and has a published ingredient list we could source and check.


Read another shelf

The other brands

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