Elf+ Matte Oil-Control Mask with Tea Tree Oil

e.l.f. Elf+ Matte Oil-Control Mask is a shine-cutting treatment mask built on two classics for oily skin: kaolin clay and tea tree oil. e.l.f. describes it as a lightweight clarifying mask that cleanses, smooths and brings excess oil down. The tub holds 2.65 oz.

Format	Clay-based treatment mask
Finish	Matte, shine controlled
Key ingredients	Tea tree oil · kaolin clay
Size	2.65 oz

What it actually does

• Takes shine down. e.l.f. lists mattifying and shine control as the point of the formula, with kaolin clay doing the absorbing.
• Reduces surface oil. The brand positions it specifically as a way to bring excess oil under control rather than as a hydrating mask.
• Cleanses and clarifies. Those are the brand's own words for what the mask is doing while it sits on the skin.
• Leaves skin smoother. Smoothing is included among the listed effects.
• Brings in tea tree oil. A long-standing ingredient in products aimed at oily, congestion-prone skin, included here alongside the clay.
• Stays light. e.l.f. describes the texture as lightweight, so it isn't a thick, heavy clay layer.

How to use

1. Cleanse first, then dry your face.
2. Smooth a thin, even layer over the areas that get oiliest — usually forehead, nose and chin — avoiding eyes and lips.
3. Leave it for the time stated on your packaging; clay masks are best removed before they crack.
4. Rinse off with lukewarm water and follow with a light moisturiser.

Is it right for you?

Questions

How often can I use it?

Follow the frequency printed on your tub. With oil-absorbing clay formulas, most people land on once or twice a week and treat it as a reset rather than a daily step.

Can I apply it to just part of my face?

Yes, and for combination skin that's often the smarter option — keep it on the oily zones and leave drier cheeks out of it.

Is it a cleanser or a mask?

A mask. e.l.f. does credit it with cleansing action, but it is meant to sit on the skin for a period and then be rinsed, not used as your daily wash.

How long does delivery take?

Delivery takes 3 to 21 working days, depending on availability. Items on our shelves go out at the shorter end; anything we bring in for you takes longer.

How can I pay?

Credit card, debit card, Instapay and mobile wallets — no cash on delivery.

What if it arrives damaged or expired?

Report it within 1 day of delivery with a photo. Defective, damaged or expired items are the cases we accept back, and refunds reach your original payment method within 15–30 days.