Tuesday 21st of January 2025

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Masks to smile behind even if no one can see

The new norm – it’s still super weird isn’t it? Thinking back to how life used to be. Wow! Best not. How much I took for granted. Scary. But as this new norm looks like hanging around for goodness how long, here’s my pick of face masks that have put a smile on my face – even if covered up! 

I’ve always loved Liberty prints, from trawling through the remnants basket for endless patchwork projects as a child, to discovering O Pioneers and their seriously pretty dresses. So I was so happy to see them launch matching face masks. Aren’t they divine?! Check out their full range here.

 
 
 
 
 
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I’m a sucker for a winky emoji at the best of times and adore Hill & Friends new smiley face masks ! They make such a great gift as well but I think you’ll want to keep it for yourself! 🙂

 
 
 
 
 
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And what about some leopard print to jazz things up! hush are doing just that with this lovely mask with £5 from the purchase of each mask to NHS Charities Together.

From hush

Legendary artist Sir Peter Blake has specially designed these iconic and exclusive face coverings for TK Maxx. At least £4 from each pack will go to Comic Relief to help provide vital support for people who need it most through the coronavirus crisis here in the UK and around the world. 

From TK Maxx

Please note: These products are not a medical device and the brands mentioned in this post make no claims for their effectiveness. Click here for guidelines on staying safe outside your home.

 

 

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