The official start of winter may be over a month away, but with holiday shopping commencing earlier than ever, it already feels like it's December. It's not a bad idea to start stocking up on those winter essentials like fleece leggings, fuzzy socks, and warm hats so they get to you by the time the temps really drop. And, if you don't have face masks on that list, you may want to add them — Maskc just dropped winter-themed KN95s that are 30 percent off right now.
Practically everyone in Hollywood has been wearing Maskc's face masks since the brand launched over a year ago, including Jennifer Garner, Katie Holmes, Bella Hadid, Rihanna, Khloe Kardashian, and so many more. Its stylish three-ply and KN95 face masks come in pretty colors like pink hues and jewel tones. More recently, the brand has been launching its KN95 masks in shades and prints that you can't find anywhere else, like its newest winter masks.
The holiday styles are available in a ″winter vogue″ variety pack featuring mauve, purple, and burgundy colors, two plaid options in berry and black, and a fun Fair Isle print. Each 10-pack costs $36, but you can get them on sale for 30 percent off using the code HOLIDAY at checkout.
Shop now: $25 with code HOLIDAY (Originally $36); shopmaskc.com
Shop now: $25 with code HOLIDAY (Originally $36); shopmaskc.com
Maskc's face masks are known for being one of the most skin-friendly options out there. The KN95 face masks are all made with a soft-to-the-touch fabric and feature five "breathable" layers, and they have an adjustable nose bridge as well as comfortable ear loops. (Its three-ply masks are made with the same materials.) Shoppers rave that they're "attractive," "roomy," and "fit perfectly."
"These masks are absolutely stunning considering they're masks," one customer wrote. "They're soft, the colors are saturated, and they're completely cool [and] comfortable."
Shop now: $25 with code HOLIDAY (Originally $36); shopmaskc.com
Our advice? Shop the brand's winter-themed styles on sale before they sell out.
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