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There is a home-family version, perhaps a school and/or work version, a close-friend version, a larger-acquaintance version, a public version, perhaps multiple online versions...
Some of those may be markedly similar or, to all appearances, the same as one another... but they are there. We act differently and speak differently when around different people, and it is a natural function of the human personality and psyche. What becomes a problem is when the "true self" is lost to the masks, or the masks themselves become harmful to the face underneath.
I, myself, have many seemingly harmless masks... I have those, as well, that are barbed behind their smooth facades.
Excellent symbolism.
It actually shows how we hide our faces and dress differently.