What are the bubbles in a bubble mask like? What kind of foam is better?

It is normal for bubble masks to bubble up. The pores are cleaned by bubbling. The only difference is the result of the bubbling of the bubble mask. So, what do the bubble holes of the bubble mask look like? Is this normal?

What are the bubble holes in the bubble mask like?

The situation of hollow bubbles in bubble mask is that the bubbles are incomplete and have holes inside, which is a bad phenomenon. If the bubble mask foams slowly and has large bubbles, it means that the pores are clogged and the absorption capacity is poor.

Bubble mask after use

1. If the bubbles are slow and have large cavities, it means that the pores are clogged and the absorption capacity is poor.

2. If the bubbles appear slowly or there are no bubbles, it means that the skin is severely lacking in oxygen.

3. If the bubbles are yellowish, it means that the skin contains a lot of melanin, which will be transported and decomposed through fermentation of the bubble mask.

4. If the bubbles disappear quickly, it means that the skin in that area is dry and dehydrated.

5. If there is pain in a part of the skin, it means that the painful area is dry and lacks water.

6. If your skin becomes slightly red after use, it means your skin is dry and dehydrated or your stratum corneum is slightly thin.

What kind of foam is better for bubble mask?

The result of foaming by a foam mask is not that the more foam the better. To be precise, it is better if the foam is fine and uniform, white in color, and disappears slowly, which proves that there is no problem with the skin.

Why does the bubble mask bubble?

Because bubble masks contain volatile substances that are easily soluble in water, they will evaporate quickly when exposed to air. The liquid suddenly turns into gas, and the volume expands, causing bubbles to continuously appear. Most bubble masks sold on the market work on this principle.