What material is good for compressed facial mask? Do I need to wash my face after applying it?

There are many materials for compressed facial masks, and there are also many different ways to apply facial masks. So what material is best for compressed facial masks? Do I need to wash my face after applying a compressed mask?

What material is good for compressed facial mask

(1) Silk material

The best compressed mask is made of silk. The natural fibers used in silk masks can stick to the skin better, absorb more nutrients and penetrate these nutrients deep into the skin. Its porous characteristics mean that you don’t have to worry about the skin being stuffy when applying it on your face.

(2) Pure cotton material

Compressed facial masks made of pure cotton have a better ability to store nutrients, and the mask paper made of pure cotton can fit the facial skin well. However, it takes a longer time to soak the compressed facial mask made of pure cotton, and it also requires more nutrient solution.

(3) Non-woven fabric

Compressed facial mask paper made of non-woven fabric is a better choice for people with larger faces. Compressed masks made of non-woven fabrics generally have poor elasticity and are large in size, so they do not fit the face well. But it is the best compressed mask to foam.

(4) Polyester material

The mask paper made of polyester looks shiny. Compared with the compressed mask made of non-woven fabric, the mask paper of polyester fits the face better, but it is not as soft as the compressed mask made of pure cotton, and it causes more friction and stimulation to the skin. It is suitable for people who produce more oil and have easy accumulation of stratum corneum.

(5) Blended materials

Compressed facial mask paper made of blended materials is the worst. Its ability to absorb nutrient solution or adhere to facial skin is not as good as compressed mask paper made of other materials. When purchasing, you should try to avoid choosing facial mask paper made of blended materials.

Do I need to wash my face after applying the compressed mask?

There are many kinds of nutrient solutions for making compressed facial masks, including vegetable juice, fresh fruit juice, milk, mineral water, lotion, emulsion, etc. Different nutrient solutions may require different amounts of face washing. Because part of some nutrient solutions can be absorbed by the skin, but the remaining part cannot be absorbed by the skin, and may even be harmful if it remains on the skin. If you can't tell which ones need to be washed, you can wash them after each application.

Okay, my friends, you all know that some compressed masks need to be washed after application, while some do not need to be washed.