The difference between Boleda salicylic acid gel and mask

Many people go to see a doctor because of acne problems. The doctor will prescribe a Boleda salicylic acid mask and a Boleda salicylic acid gel, which are suitable for acne, large pores, skin inflammation and other problems. So, what are the effects and differences of these two Boleda salicylic acid products? If you’re interested, come and have a look!

The difference between Boleda salicylic acid gel and mask

Different ingredients are the biggest difference between salicylic acid masks and gels. Compared with salicylic acid, gels contain two more ingredients, propylene glycol and menthol. These two ingredients are more irritating to the skin. Therefore, salicylic acid masks are gentler than gels, but the effect is not as good as that of gels.

How to use the Boleda salicylic acid mask

1. After washing your face with a mild amino acid cleanser at night, apply the mask thinly on the skin, massage for one or two minutes, leave it on for 15-30 minutes and then wash it off. Follow up with your daily hydrating and moisturizing skin care routine (use moisturizing products with simple ingredients and no additives). For inflamed, red and swollen acne, apply a thick layer locally after skin care.

2. For insensitive oily skin or skin with good tolerance, you can use it as a sleeping mask overnight and wash it off the next day and follow normal skin care routine. For oily skin with blackheads but no acne, you can use Boleda as a cleansing mask, rinse after massage, and use it in the morning and evening.

3. For sensitive skin or severely damaged skin barrier, it is recommended to start using it for 5-10 minutes, use it every other day or every few days, gradually increase the frequency and time, and pay attention to moisturizing to reduce irritation, or moisturize first and then apply Boleda.