Does applying a hydrating mask cause a stinging sensation on the face?

In real life, facial masks are skin care products that many people are familiar with. Facial masks effectively replenish the moisture needed by the skin, and can also improve the phenomenon of enlarged skin pores. They are very good for the skin. However, when applying a hydrating mask, it is easy to feel a stinging sensation on the skin. This is a normal phenomenon. Due to long-term dehydration of the skin, the application of a hydrating mask will make the skin inadapt to certain ingredients and easily cause a tingling sensation.

If your skin is dehydrated for a long time, suddenly applying a facial mask will easily cause a stinging sensation.

Reasons for stinging pain when applying facial mask

Applying a hydrating mask hurts because the skin is too dehydrated. If the skin is allergic to certain ingredients in the hydrating mask, it may cause stinging sensation on the skin after applying the mask, and this stinging sensation will last for a long time, and may even be accompanied by redness, swelling and red spots on the skin, and a burning sensation on the skin. If you experience stinging sensation when applying a hydrating mask, remove the mask immediately, wash off the remaining mask essence on your face with clean water, and apply a cold compress with a wet towel.

If you feel a stinging sensation after applying a hydrating mask, it may be because your skin is too dehydrated. A hydrating mask is a product that can quickly replenish moisture to the skin, so the skin will feel a stinging sensation. Because the skin is too dry, replenishing water too quickly will cause the skin pores to suddenly shrink, affecting the neurons and causing a tingling sensation. Usually, the tingling sensation in this case will not last for a long time.

Applying a hydrating mask stings because the mask is not suitable. Since everyone's skin type is different, you should carefully choose skin care products that are suitable for your skin. If you use a hydrating mask that is not suitable for your skin type, you may also experience a tingling sensation, because the hydrating mask has a certain degree of irritation to the skin, so when choosing a hydrating mask, you must choose one that suits your skin type.

Applying a hydrating mask hurts because the stratum corneum is too thin. Some people love to exfoliate, and they exfoliate their skin quite frequently. This makes the stratum corneum too thin, and the skin's defense is weakened, causing the skin to become very sensitive. At this time, applying a hydrating mask may also cause a tingling sensation.

Test first to prevent stinging from applying a hydrating mask. If you are worried that you may be allergic to the hydrating mask and cause skin irritation, you can do a test before applying the hydrating mask. After opening the mask, take a small amount of mask essence and rub it on the back of your hand. Wait for twenty minutes. If your skin has no allergic reaction, apply a hydrating mask again. This will avoid the stinging caused by an allergic reaction from the hydrating mask.

If your skin is dehydrated and dry for a long time and you have not taken any measures to replenish it, and you are worried that it will sting when you apply a hydrating mask, you can first use a moisturizing essence to apply a base and perform some gentle facial massage to simply replenish the skin. This way, it will not sting when you apply a hydrating mask, or at least it can reduce the original stinging sensation.

Exfoliate less to avoid stinging when applying a hydrating mask. If you exfoliate frequently and feel a stinging sensation after applying a hydrating mask, it is recommended that you exfoliate less frequently. It is best to do it once every two weeks or so. This will not only prevent the stinging sensation when applying a hydrating mask, but also restore the stratum corneum and enhance protection for the skin.