Masks

Masks are designed to treat skin with extended exposure to ingredients that help specific skin conditions, like acne, dry skin or large pores. Masks are not officially in the category of traditional make up Cleansers, and should be used after using a make up remover and cleanser. Specialty masks act as a mini-facial and offer a "spa" feel right in the comfort of your own home.

In order to apply a mask, make sure your skin is clean and free of any make up. Then apply the mask evenly in affected areas, or all over the face, making sure to avoid areas where the skin is particularly sensitive, like around the eyes. The instructions on the mask will tell you how long to leave the mask on, but usually it's around 10 to 15 minutes, or until the mask dries. To remove a clay-style mask, rinse your face with warm water until the mask is off. Splashing cold water on your face afterwards will tighten the pores and will feel refreshing as well.

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