What kind of water should be used to mix the mask powder?

For female friends who love beauty, facial mask powder is an indispensable beauty material. It will be very effective if applied on the face before going to bed at night. In real life, many people use tap water directly to prepare facial mask powder. Facts have proved that this is wrong and will affect the film-forming properties of the facial mask powder to a certain extent. Beauty experts say that it is best to use purified water or distilled water for preparation, which will have better results.

Generally, 30g - 50g of soft film powder is used at a time. Purified water or distilled water can be used to adjust the film. Never use tap water, as it will affect the film-forming properties. You can also use pure dew, milk, etc. to adjust the mask. When adding water, it is best to use purified water or distilled water at about 25 degrees to avoid the formation of particles due to hard water.

How to add water: Just like kneading dough, do not pour the water all at once, but pour it in slowly and in small amounts.

Stirring method: 8-shaped

Stirring time: This product is easy to form a film, so please control the stirring time within 1 minute to 1.5 minutes. A film will form in the mask bowl over time.

It depends on what kind of facial mask powder it is, and it is also related to the water temperature. Generally, the best water temperature for making facial masks is 40-60 degrees. Of course, some facial mask powders have special requirements for water temperature. Appropriate water temperature can speed up the even mixing of the mask.

If it is a mask powder with poor water absorption, such as pearl powder, the ratio is generally 1:1

If it is a mask powder that is highly absorbent to water, such as a seaweed mask, the ratio is generally 1:4 (water)

The general ratio of mask powder to water is within the above two ranges. It is recommended to start with 1:1 and slowly add it to mix, and you will find the right amount.

It is best not to use this thing every day. Two or three times a week is best, because everything will turn into the opposite when it reaches the extreme. Using too much is not good. Soft mask powder also achieves the cleansing effect by forming a film on the skin surface, and then tearing off or washing away the dirt and dead keratin cells attached to the skin surface. From these points of view, facial masks that are mainly used for cleansing are not only not suitable for daily use, but also not suitable for sensitive skin, dry skin, or even combination skin.