How to apply a mask in winter? Teach you how to apply a mask in winter

Are you still worried about not being able to use a mask properly due to cold compresses in winter? It’s okay. I will teach you how to apply a facial mask in winter. Let’s take a look.

What is the best way to apply facial mask in winter?

How many days ago was the last time you applied a facial mask?

If you answered last month, then you are definitely a fake woman. You clearly want a beautiful face, but why don't you take better care of it?

It’s super cold in winter, and Mumu always has a mental struggle before applying a facial mask.

On the one hand, because the skin tends to be dry in winter, a facial mask is needed to replenish moisture to the skin, making it more hydrated and shiny. On the other hand, applying a facial mask is really, really torturous. It is too cold to apply a facial mask in winter. It feels like the moment the mask is applied on the face, the face is about to be frozen, and the expression is instantly frozen under the mask paper.

I think many babies can relate to Mumu’s feelings.

Perhaps the happiest thing in summer is to apply a cold mask on your face.

In winter, the most painful thing is to apply a cold mask on your face.

Wash your face with warm water and cleanser

Soak the mask in warm water for one minute (warm water is not hot water)

Apply some toner or lotion on your face.

Apply the mask on your face

No-rinse facial mask:

After removing the mask

Gently massage with your hands to help absorption

You can go to sleep directly.

Non-disposable facial mask:

After removing the mask

Massage gently with your hands to help absorption

Then wash off the facial mask essence with warm water

After drying your face, immediately use skin care products to carry out skin care procedures

Although it is really cold in winter, you should never heat the facial mask in boiling water! Many people don’t understand why this is the case, so let me explain in detail:

The temperature of the facial mask is actually closely related to the room temperature. The higher the room temperature, the higher the temperature of the facial mask, and the lower the room temperature, the lower the temperature of the facial mask.

Our body temperature is around 36 or 37 degrees most of the time. The temperature of the mask is particularly low in winter, and the temperature difference between the mask and body temperature is quite large.

There are many ingredients and molecules in the mask.

Once you heat the mask in overheated water, it is likely to cause changes in the mask molecules. Once the molecules change, the mask can easily deteriorate.