Can I use facial mask on my acne-prone skin?

There is no hard and fast rule that people with acne-prone skin cannot use facial masks, but you can choose a mild and non-irritating mask. This is very good for the skin. It can not only relieve skin symptoms, but also help the recovery of acne. Choose a mask that is less irritating and does not harm acne. Try not to scratch pimples with your hands, as this is very unhygienic and may lead to infection. Facial masks do not have any special requirements for people, and there are many types of facial masks.

You can apply a facial mask appropriately if you have acne. Can you use a mask to remove acne during acne?

Guidance: It is recommended to see a dermatologist and not to use various so-called acne-removing medicines on your own.

Skin with acne can really be treated with facial masks. Although there are many reasons for acne, facial masks can be used under normal circumstances, and many masks are designed to eliminate acne.

The ingredients in the mask enter the skin's stratum corneum during the wet compress process to replenish water and increase nutrients, making the skin more hydrated, smoother or have other effects.

The main external cause of acne is excessive oil secretion. Excessive oil secretion by the sebaceous glands causes clogged pores, breeds bacteria and produces inflammation, thus causing acne. Regardless of internal or external causes, most acne is formed in this way. In addition, acne is caused by clogged pores due to unclean cleaning. Regular facial masks will not cause these problems when applied to the skin, so facial masks can be used on acne-prone skin.

Since facial masks can be used on acne-prone skin, does it mean that all facial masks can be used? Although facial masks can be used on acne-prone skin, not all facial masks are suitable.

Suitable mask types:

Facial masks that can replenish moisture, repair, refresh, soothe, and reduce inflammation can all be used on acne-prone skin, and these types of masks are also good for repairing acne. They replenish moisture and repair damage to the skin, slow down skin oil secretion and reduce clogged pores, and can make red and swollen acne less red and less itchy. However, you must pay attention to not applying highly nutritious masks, because high nutrition will cause overnutrition to the skin, clogged pores, aggravate acne, and even lead to a major acne outbreak. Here the editor recommends the 'Dilei Multi-Effect Silk Mask'.