Schaebens Face Masks & Beauty Concentrates
Discover Schaebens face masks, eye patches and beauty concentrates. Find hydrating, cleansing and nourishing formulas to complement your skincare routine.
Discover Schaebens face masks, eye patches and beauty concentrates. Find hydrating, cleansing and nourishing formulas to complement your skincare routine.
Based in Frechen near Cologne, Schaebens is a family-owned business with a history in cosmetics and pharmaceutical products. Haus Schaeben was founded in 1933, and the business has been led by the Hünemeyer family since 1952. Face masks and beauty concentrates have become central to the brand’s skincare identity.
Face masks are a longstanding part of the Schaebens range. Its mask sachets were introduced in 1997, and the range now spans different formats and care needs. This focus gives shoppers a choice of individual treatments rather than a single mask intended for every routine.
Small-format packaging is a distinctive part of the brand. Many Schaebens masks come in sachets, making it easy to choose a particular formula without buying a large jar. Check the pack size and directions, as the number of applications varies between products.
Another characteristic format is the twist-off capsule used for classic Schaebens beauty concentrates. These capsules contain oil-based formulas and offer a compact alternative to a conventional serum bottle. Choose the individual formula according to your preferred finish and skincare needs.
The range includes recognisable products such as the Dead Sea Mask, moisturising masks and dedicated eye and lip care. Alongside masks, concentrates such as Vitamin C, Perfect Skin and Mature Skin provide different options for an additional skincare step.
Compare the specific product descriptions rather than choosing by format alone. A cream mask, sheet mask and concentrate can have different textures, ingredients and application methods, even when they address similar skincare preferences.
Apply your chosen product to gently cleansed skin. Follow the packaging instructions for the amount, application time and removal method. Some masks are rinsed off, while others require only excess product to be removed. Concentrates have their own directions and should not be treated like wash-off masks.
For a broader comparison of mask formats and skin types, explore our face and eye mask guide.