Following a skincare routine every day is so important. Cleansing, toning, moisturizing should be done every morning and night. But there is a step that many miss. “What is that?” you ask – Using a face mask at least once a week. Read along to learn the benefits of using a weekly face mask…
1. Remove impurities and deeply imbedded oils: Masks can pull impurities like dirt and bacteria better than a daily cleanser can. If you have combination or oily skin, a face mask regulate the oils in your skin and help keep your oily skin at bay. Say goodbye to having a greasy face!
2. Added Hydration: While toning and moisturizing daily leaves your skin moisturized, a face mask can deeply embed needed hydration that toners and cleansers cannot penetrate. The moisture a face mask can give you will not leave you more oily, but will leave you with glowing and super fresh hydrated skin.
3. Fight Acne: A weekly face mask will go to battle against your acne, no matter how mild or sever it may be. Utilize a face mask that includes benzoyl peroxide, salicylic acid, or sulfur to attack the bacteria that causes acne at its deepest level. They will remove excess oils, impurities, and dead skin cells that can clog your pores and cause acne. You will love what an acne-fighting facial mask can do for your skin!
Face masks are one of life’s greatest pleasures! The best part is, you don’t need to go spend a fortune at the spa. You can make many wonderful homemade facials at home with many ingredients you have in your kitchen at any given time. Check out our homemade facials tab and try each facial every week. Let us know which is your favorite and why! Happy skin equals a happy you!
Lindsay Schroeder, professional makeup artist and skincare guru, is the writer of all the content on Acne Skin Site. She has personally dealt with acne all throughout her 20’s and knows firsthand what anyone suffering with acne is going through. She has worked with thousands of clients that suffer with acne and has been able to encourage and educate them on how to get their skin on the road to recovery.
