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About Masking: Face Mask Routine

Time every face mask right, and get your skin ready for the day that matters. Every face mask has a safe window. Masking knows how long each one should stay on your skin, and makes sure it comes off in time. Pick your mask type, set Normal or Sensitive skin, and Masking takes care of the rest. PLAN FOR YOUR BIG DAY Wedding, interview, photo, or a date that matters? Tell Masking the date and it builds a day-by-day mask plan to get your skin ready. It works around your skin type, your goals, and the masks you already own, tells you what to do on rest days, and checks each session off automatically. Informed by dermatology sources (AAD, Cleveland Clinic, Harvard Health). A reference, not medical advice. SENSITIVE SKIN? WE GOT YOU. Normal or Sensitive? One tap to switch. Every mask type adjusts its duration based on dermatology guidelines. Sensitive skin gets shorter, safer timing. No more Googling "how long should I leave this on." 6 MASK TYPES · 2 SKIN MODES Sheet, Clay, Gel, Peel-off, Modeling, and Exfoliating. Each with its own recommended duration, aftercare tips, and a critical overtime threshold. POP BUBBLES, POP STRESS Floating bubbles drift across the screen. Tap to pop. Quiet affirmations appear at just the right moments, never repeating across sessions. Your mask time is your calm time. THREE-LAYER SKIN PROTECTION Layer 1 · Heads-up. One minute before time's up, a gentle reminder lets you prepare. Sound, haptic, and on-screen alert. Layer 2 · Time's up. When your mask is done, a clear notification fires with sound. Live Activity updates on Lock Screen and Dynamic Island. Widgets reflect completion across Home Screen and Control Center. Layer 3 · Overtime alert. Still on? A warning sounds. If your mask stays past the safe limit, a system-level alarm breaks through Do Not Disturb and Silent Mode. Your skin is protected even if you fall asleep. APPLE WATCH Your session stays protected even when your phone is out of reach. Apple Watch keeps the timer running, syncs completion back to iPhone, and triggers overtime alerts from your wrist. One session. One record. No gaps. ZERO-EFFORT TRACKING Every session is automatically logged to Apple Calendar. No manual input. No journaling. Masking schedules your next session based on each mask type's recommended interval, so your routine stays on track without lifting a finger. ONE PURCHASE. ALL YOURS. Pay once and get everything: all 6 mask types, the big-day planner, Apple Watch, and widgets. No subscriptions. No ads. Ever. Designed for the moments between skincare and self-care. Terms of Use: https://maskingapp.com/terms Privacy Policy: https://maskingapp.com/privacy

What’s new

Version 1.2 · Updated August 27, 2026

- New: Plan for your big day. Set a date, get a day-by-day mask plan that gets your skin ready. - Fixes and improvements.

App privacy

The developer, Lively Light, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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