Hydrating mask for acne-prone skin

Facial moisturizing and hydration is very important, even if you don't do any other care, you still need to hydrate your face. First of all, you must not stay up late. Staying up late is not only harmful to your body, but also bad for your skin. Some people don't pay attention to skin care, which causes their skin to be particularly dehydrated, making them more prone to acne. Some people like to squeeze pimples with their hands, which can cause the pimples to burst. So be sure to choose a mild and non-irritating mask.

1: Sulwhasoo Peel-Off Mask

The most expensive skin care product I have ever used, bar none. You can smell the strong aroma of traditional Chinese medicine, and it is super effective in removing yellowness and blackheads. It is less troublesome than other cleansing masks. Unlike mud masks, you don’t need to wash it off again. It is recommended to apply a sleeping mask (hydrating mask or toner) after application.

2. Kelaisi Injection Sleeping Mask

The orange scent is super refreshing, and most importantly, it’s not greasy or acne-causing. The texture is very cream-like and spreads very easily. Small water droplets appear when rubbed. It can be used for both oily and sensitive skin.

3. AA Net Mint Sea Salt Cleansing Mask

This is the first time I use a cleansing mask of this texture. It looks like jelly in the bottle, not mud. You can see oil (essence) when you look directly. It feels a bit irritating on my face the first time I use it, but it is still very useful. Icy, cool and grainy.

Four: Pig Nose Patch Trilogy

First extract the blackheads and then use the blackhead remover. I have used the blackhead remover nose patch for a super long time, but I personally feel that the third one (pore shrinking) is too greasy and it makes me feel a bit acne-inducing, so I changed the third one to Dr. Ci:Labo Pore Astringent Water.

Detoxification

Acne removal requires detoxification. You can drink dandelion tea, lotus leaf tea, green tea, mung bean juice, soybean juice, and bitter melon juice to detoxify and clear acne.

Deep Cleansing

Acne on the face is partly caused by excessive oil secretion in the skin, which clogs the pores. People with acne-prone skin need to do deep cleansing 2-3 times a week to unclog pores, control oil and remove acne. You can try using volcanic mud, mung beans, green mud, and white mud for deep cleansing.

Cleansing

People with acne-prone skin should not wear makeup. They need to wash their face 2-3 times a day to remove oily skin, unclog pores, control oil and moisturize. People with acne and sensitive skin can use green tea cleansing cream or natural herbal cleansing cream to clean their skin.

Oil Control

If you need to control oil and moisturize acne-prone skin, you can use cleansing water or toner. Pour the cleansing water or toner on a cotton pad, gently press and apply it on your face to control oil and moisturize. Add 3 grams of salt to warm water when washing your face to control oil and reduce inflammation for acne-prone skin.

Moisturizing

Acne-prone skin is not suitable for makeup, and it is best to go out without makeup. Therefore, you need to do a good job of oil control and moisturizing. You can use toner, moisturizing lotion, aloe vera gel, and snail cream. It is recommended to use one at a time and do not mix multiple skin care products.

Make a facial mask

People with acne-prone skin are suitable for using facial masks. They need to use facial masks, which can control oil, moisturize, whiten and moisturize the skin. People with acne-prone and sensitive skin can choose facial masks containing pearl powder, snail essence, green tea, mung bean, and aloe vera. They can repair acne scars, control oil, reduce inflammation, and remove acne.

Precautions

People with acne-prone skin should not wash their face for too short a time, as that will not be conducive to cleansing. They need to wash their face with a cleansing cream for 45 seconds and then rinse it off with warm water.