Why does my face feel stinging when I apply a cleansing mask?

Everyone loves beauty, and everyone wants to be beautiful. However, not everyone is born beautiful. If you want to become beautiful, you need to take some external measures to help. Applying facial mask is a very common maintenance method nowadays. However, some people will experience stinging on their face when applying a cleansing mask. People need to understand it and then take measures to alleviate it. Here we will introduce why there is stinging on the face when applying a cleansing mask.

There are two types of pain when doing facial masks:

1. Allergy. This condition causes prolonged pain and is accompanied by a burning sensation. In this case, you must immediately wash it with cotton pads and clean water, and then use ice cubes and a towel to relieve pain and calm the nerves. It is very good, but you must use a towel, otherwise it is easy to get frostbite!

2. It is caused by over-rapid hydration due to long-term lack of water in the skin. This kind of situation appears quickly and will disappear soon. It is very similar to the situation of growing flowers. If you forget to water the flowers and water them after a period of time, the flowers will easily die and the water will be absorbed all at once, like water vapor. Just like the skin, if you hydrate it too quickly, the pores will suddenly shrink, causing the nerves to be affected and causing pain for a while! When encountering this situation, you must add an extra hydrating step to the skin care products you usually use. This can improve skin condition, and you should also increase the frequency of using hydrating masks!

Therefore, first of all, you need to determine whether your skin condition is sensitive. If it is this type of sensitive skin (with fine red blood streaks on the face), you should be cautious when using products with skin-refreshing or whitening effects.

If not, then to determine whether your skin is dry, you can go to a professional beauty counter or beauty salon for a skin test. If you judge for yourself, for example, whether your skin is peeling, whether it is prone to oiliness, whether you feel tight after washing your face... etc., you can determine that your skin is in a state of dehydration to varying degrees, because dehydrated skin will indeed feel a tingling sensation when replenishing water.