Christmas Pampering in a Box: The Selfridges Mask Library

If you’re searching for a Christmas present for someone who loves skincare, beauty treatments and a little bit of luxurious pampering, Selfridges has come up with a rather lovely idea for Christmas 2026: The Mask Library.

And, no, we're not talking about something to wear to a masked ball!

The Selfridges Mask Library is a collection of eight individual face and eye masks from some seriously impressive skincare names, presented together as a ready-made beauty treat.

It costs £60, while Selfridges says the products inside are worth £159, making it an interesting proposition if you're buying for someone who enjoys premium skincare but might not normally splash out on individual luxury masks.

What's inside?

The 2026 Mask Library contains:

Sarah Chapman 3D Moisture Infusion Mask

Skin Design London Eyetight Hydrogel Mask

Rodial Salmon DNA Face Mask

MZ Skin Hydra-Lift Gold Face Mask

Augustinus Bader Hydrogel Face Mask

Elemis Hydra-Gel Eye Mask

111SKIN Cryo De-Puffing Face Mask

Dr. Barbara Sturm Everything Eye Patches.

That's quite a line-up and, importantly for a Christmas present, there's plenty of variety. Rather than receiving several versions of essentially the same product, the recipient gets the opportunity to experiment with different premium skincare brands and treatments.

A different kind of Christmas gift

We rather like beauty collections for Christmas because they can provide something beyond the traditional open it on Christmas morning and that's that present.

The Mask Library could provide several evenings of pampering throughout Christmas and into the New Year. You could even combine it with some chocolates, a favourite drink, a fluffy dressing gown or a pair of slippers to create your own Christmas relaxation hamper.

It might also be a thoughtful present for somebody who spends much of Christmas looking after everyone else. Once the turkey has been eaten, the washing-up tackled and the relatives have finally departed, they can disappear somewhere quiet and enjoy a little well-earned "me time".

At £60, it certainly isn't a stocking filler, but given the claimed £159 combined value, it could make an attractive main present for a skincare enthusiast.

And there's another possibility: buy one for yourself.

After all, who said every Christmas present under the tree has to be for somebody else?

That's Christmas 365 verdict? A rather luxurious collection that could make Christmas, and those wonderfully lazy days between Christmas and New Year, just that little bit more relaxing.