We're a Little Bit Obsessed With This Schitt's Creek Face Mask

Published on May 14, 2020 at 5:55 PM

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Picture this: you're leaving your house to pick up some much-needed fruit wine, so you reach for a face mask. Sure, you could go with a sleek black option, but if you want something with a little more personality, we've got a treat for you. If you're as big of a Schitt's Creek fan as we are, you're going to want to stock up on an Ew David Face Mask ($19).

Not only do these masks say our favorite quote from Alexis, they also inspire safe practices during the pandemic, which we can definitely get behind. Plus, it's always fun to find a fellow Schitt's Creek obsessive, and these masks are the perfect gifts to send to friends. We found a few different options on Etsy, so just keep reading to shop!

Ew David Schitt's Creek Face Mask With Filter

If you can't get over the end of Schitt's Creek, this Ew David Schitt's Creek Face Mask With Filter ($17) will keep the comedy in your life.

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Ew David Black Mask

We need this Ew David Black Mask ($9) in our lives.

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Black Ew David Face Mask

This Black Ew David Face Mask ($13, originally $18) is the perfect gift to send to all your Schitt's Creek-obsessed friends.

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