Home / Life Sheet Masks: The Gift of Self Care in 15 Minutes Rael Rael's all-natural sheet masks will transform your new mama skin. By hanna December 13, 2018 Rael Rectangle By now, you’ve probably shopped for your baby, your partner, your friends, and even your in-laws. But what about you? It’s time to add a little self-care to your cart, mama, because you work harder than you even realize, and (repeat after us), you deserve it! This is why you need sheet masks. Rael’s organic, all-natural sheet masks are thisclose to getting an actual facial, but no appointment necessary. This variety pack is at the top of our wishlist because it’s the perfect line of treatment for postpartum, hormonal skin. It covers all your new mama skincare basics: hydrating, lifting and soothing…all in 15 minutes, using K-beauty technology. The women behind Rael care about you, mama; and they want you to feel good from the inside out. That’s why they’re also changing the game of feminine care. From organic tampons and pads to cleansing wipes and underwear, Rael is taking all the unnecessary and harmful chemicals out of hygiene products and keeping it simple and gentle with certified organic cotton. So whether you want an at-home spa experience or to simply be a little kinder to yourself (and your nether regions) after giving birth to an 8-pounder, head over to Rael’s website and get something for YOU. Use the promo code WRNY20 to get 20% off your purchase. *Offer valid until 12/31/18. Rael Sheet Masks bundle, $39.99 Rael pads, $6.90 Rael feminine cleansing wipes, $5.90 Rael liners, $4.50 Related Stories Beauty & Style Shopping Guides Lounge sets that slay from home to holiday travel Motherly Stories To the mama without a village: I see you Viral & Trending This viral TikTok captures what it’s like to parent through exhaustion and mental health struggles The latest Motherly Stories To the mama without a village: I see you Viral & Trending This viral TikTok captures what it’s like to parent through exhaustion and mental health struggles Life Can men really see the mess? Inside moms’ invisible labor at home Life 7 months pregnant on the campaign trail: How motherhood has changed the way I view politics