Struggling with mask acne, sun spots, fine lines, wrinkles, acne, or dullness? Today, a common skin concern many individuals are struggling with is called “maskne,” (commonly known as mask acne). Wearing masks for several hours of the day can cause breakouts to form around the areas of congestion.
What are jelly masks?
They have been a trendy form of facial mask in 2020. It is no secret they can help improve the health of skin, address, and heal a variety of skin concerns. They have a jelly-like consistency, and are packed with antioxidants and soothing ingredients to help replenish and rejuvenate skin.
Jelly masks are commonly used among skin care professionals/estheticians. There are jelly masks that treat a variety of skin conditions, making this kind of mask a great option for every skin type. One important difference of jelly masks in comparison with other masks is that they provide a cooling effect and help seal in extra hydration deeper into the skin. They are used right before moisturizer and/or sunscreen to lock in essential nutrients.
How are they used?
Jelly masks have to be mixed with distilled water or an activator to create a jelly-like consistency. After it is applied, it will harden but remain pliable. After 10 to 20 minutes, the peel can be easily removed in one piece, leaving a smooth skin texture. Therefore, jelly masks can be the perfect add-on treatment to calm and soothe skin post-laser treatments, facials, waxing services, or extractions.
Esthemax.com carries a wide variety of jelly masks that are available for both professional use and for the general public. Using this type of mask can be a great compliment to your skincare regimen. The best part of them is that any skin type can surely benefit from them.
References:
https://www.esthemax.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=Jellymask%2DPromotion
Patti Rizzi. “What Are Hydrojelly Facial Masks?” Fabriq.
https://www.fabriqspa.com/hydrojelly-masks/.
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