Face masks have been one of the most in-demand items of 2020. Whether your state has required the use of face masks, or you just feel safer donning the coverings in public, chances are, you have at least one on hand every time you leave the house.
These face masks are big on style, but may not be FDA cleared or a replacement for medical-grade Personal Protective Equipment, and in circumstances where medical-grade Personal Protective Equipment is recommended, you should consult a health care professional.
The Camel Pique Animal Print Care Mask from St. John is designed with a striking print and comfortable fit. The best part? When you buy a Care Mask, the company will donate three non-surgical antimicrobial masks to those in need. The face masks sell for $50, and all mask sales are final.
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Black-owned and founded by celebrity designer Richfresh, HENRY Mask offers teen/kids and adult masks on a subscription basis. Four face masks will arrive at your doorstep every month for $39.99. The masks are available in an array of bold colors and patterns that range from playful to sophisticated.
A collaboration between Romeo Hunte and Coogi, the three panel Yellow Coogi X RH Mask features pull string adjustable cords and double layer stain fabric, not to mention, a stylish, bold print. Grab yours for $70.
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Aloha Glamouroffers fashionable African Print Face Masks with pouches and metal nose bridges, available in a variety of colors. The pattern you receive is randomly selected, but promises to be big on color and print. Masks are currently on sale for only $15.
When you need a little glam with your look, Shukuru Couture offers a selection of face masks in some truly fabulous textures and patterns. Decked out with sequins, the masks are also big on comfort, made with one elastic piece worn at crown of head for comfort and ease of fit. Masks range in price from $12 to $50.