5 tips for correctly applying your face mask.

For the application of the mask, there are two options: either do it with your fingers, or with a brush. Whichever method is chosen, they must be perfectly clean. We recommend you to use a brush to spread your mask. This allows for better precision and avoids overloading the skin. Indeed, there is no point in applying excessively thick layers. This tool is suitable for applying both thick and fluid textured masks.

To do this, take a small amount of the product and spread it evenly across your entire face and neck, being careful to avoid the eye area. After each use, ensure to thoroughly clean the brush with soapy water.

Masks have a unique characteristic: their application time varies depending on the concentration of active ingredients. However, it is crucial to strictly adhere to the recommended duration advised. Leaving your mask on for longer will not make it more effective. On the contrary, if you exceed the recommended application time, it could irritate your skin and cause a skin reaction. Indeed, you may experience the opposite effect to what you expected: dehydration, redness, or even itching.

Note : Some masks can be applied in a thin layer and left on overnight for enhanced action.

Once the time has elapsed, it is time to remove the mask. To do this, it is recommended to rinsely rinse your face with warm water. It is a myth to believe that hot water can dilate the pores and that cold water can tighten them. However, by washing your face daily with hot water, you risk damaging the upper layer of the epidermis, thus causing skin dryness or uncontrolled sebum production.

However, lukewarm water helps to remove impurities, whilst rebalancing the skin without causing irritation. To remove the mask, you can use a glove designed for this purpose. You can complete this skincare routine by applying a toning lotion to remove any limescale residues and rebalance the skin's pH.