Skimono Advanced Moisturisation+ & Total Conditioning+ Review: Are They Worth It?

Last Updated on September 10, 2026 by Giorgia Guazzarotti

A good beauty mask is a bit like a kimono. It wraps your skin in layers soaked with moisture and turns something as boring as “doing your skincare” into a proper little ritual. Skimono Advanced Moisturisation+ and Total Conditioning+ nail that One left my skin plumper, softer and glowing well into the next day. The other turned my neglected, dry feet baby soft without making them shed like a snake for a week.

So yes, if what you want is serious hydration rather than another mask that looks cute for Instagram and does bugger all, these are worth a look. That’s the philosophy behind Skimono, a range of masks for face, feet and hands designed to make masking feel like an actual treat rather than another chore on your skincare to-do list.

And if they managed to convert yours truly, I figure they’ve got a pretty good chance of success. 😉 Here’s why I love Skimono Advanced Moisturisation+ face mask and Total Conditioning+ foot mask so much:

Skimono Advanced Moisturisation+

Can I tell you a secret? I’m too lazy to use a sheet mask every week (or every day). For me, they’re a special treat for when I need a pick-me-up or have an important occasion to attend. But I have a feeling I’ll be using Skimono Advanced Moisturisation+ every week when winter comes. The name doesn’t lie. It really is one of the most moisturising masks I’ve ever tried.

What makes it so hydrating is urea. Urea is a moisture magnet: it attracts moisture from the air and binds into the skin. Plus, urea has a very high water content itself. When you put it on your skin, you’re literally inundating your skin with moisture.

Add to that its exfoliating properties that get rid of dead skin cells and you’ve got a precious ally against dry and troubled skin. It can treat a truckload of skincare conditions, including eczema, psoriasis and itchiness.

Urea doesn’t play alone here. Skimono Advanced Moisturisation+ is also enriched with glycerin and hyaluronic acid, two fellow moisture magnets. Hyaluronic acid deserves special mention: it attracts and binds to the skin up to 1000 times its weight in water!

All this moisture makes your skin so happy: it plumps up fine lines and wrinkles so they look smaller, makes skin super soft to the touch and gives the complexion a dewy glow. My skin looked so healthy after I took off the mask – and the day after!

I’m also impressed by the quality of the sheet itself. It’s made of bio-cellulose, a natural fiber that can hold a lot of moisture. Plus, it fits my face snugly and adheres to the skin so well. Putting it on was a breeze and I didn’t have to worry about it falling down every time I moved (is there anything worse than a mask that won’t stay put?!).

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Skimono Total Conditioning+

I’ve tried my fair share of foot masks before and they all had two things in common:

1. They look like ugly socks you wouldn’t be caught dead walking around the house in.
2. They exfoliate your skin, shedding all dead cells within 10 days or so (foot exfoliation takes time).

Skimono Total Conditioning+ is different. It doesn’t exfoliate skin. It “only” moisturises it. (It still looks like a pair of socks – but sturdier and more comfortable than your average mask socks.) I say “only” because moisturisation is just as important for your skin. Especially for the skin of your feet. I bet it doesn’t get much love unless it’s sandal season, right?

Just like Skimono Advanced Moisturisation+, Total Conditioning+ has glycerin, urea and hyaluronic acid to attract water into the skin. Plus, oils – like safflower – to seal it in so it doesn’t evaporate into thin air again.

You see, the face mask doesn’t need them. The moisturiser or facial oil you slather on afterwards does the sealing job well enough. But not everyone applies foot cream after a foot mask, so those oils are needed here.

I sealed my feet into the socks with the adhesive straps and left them on for 30 minutes. I’m very impressed by how sturdy they are. I was able to walk around my room freely without fear they’ll break – or worse.

When I finally took them off, my feet were as soft as a baby’s. I also had some dry patches on my sole and while I can’t say, the mask got rid of them completely, they certainly looked better afterwards. I guess I need a couple more treatments to finish the job.

Price & Availability

Advanced Moisturisation+ (£45.00) and Total Conditioning+ (£30.00) are available at Skimono