Face Masks

Here’s Where to Buy More Than One Face Mask

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You’ll likely need more than one face mask. Here are some of our favorites to buy in packs.

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Chances are, you’re going to need a few face masks. I’ve already lost several, for example. Maybe you want to mix and match with your outfit. Or maybe you need a few to rotate through in case they get dirty. Whatever the case may be, face masks are like T-shirts, it’s a good idea to have several you love. Thankfully, plenty of brands are selling masks in packs so you can always have a few on deck. Here are some of our favorites.

Everlane Face Masks: Everlane makes masks that come in a pack of three. Each one is a different color, so they are easily differentiated, and they are machine washable, too. 

Everlane Face Masks
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Caraa Mask Pack: These face masks come in packs of 5, 50, and 200. The masks are breathable, washable, and each mask purchase is matched by a donation.

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Baggu Mask Set
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Vida Mask Set: Pick up a four pack of masks from Vida. They come in four different colors, and come with a filter you should replace every seven days. They also have a hidden metal nose piece to keep them snug. 

Vida Mask Set

evolvetogether Face Masks: If you’re looking for a pack of disposable masks, one of our favorites come from evolvetogether. Scouted Contributor Lillian Brown writes she “quickly became a regular on their website” and loves the “bendable nose bridge,” the “three-ply” construction, and how “sleek and stylish” they are.

Amour Vert Face Mask Pack

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