Why does the snake venom eye mask have a spicy taste? Is it normal to have a spicy taste when using the snake venom eye mask?

SPA Snake Venom Eye Mask is a Japanese eye mask brand, and many friends like it. But some people say that they feel a burning and stinging sensation around their eyes after applying the spa snake venom eye mask. What's going on? Why does snake venom eye mask feel spicy?

Why does snake venom eye mask feel spicy?

Snake venom eye mask contains a lot of concentrated essence, so it may feel spicy and hot when used. If your skin has severely lost collagen, you may also feel a tingling sensation, which is normal. Or when using the eye mask, the essence of the eye mask accidentally enters the eyes and causes a stinging sensation. It could also be that your eyes are sensitive and you are allergic to the phenoxyethanol in the snake venom eye mask.

What is the cause of allergic reaction to phenoxyethanol in snake venom eye mask?

Some people experience a stinging reaction when using the spa snake venom eye mask, which may also be caused by the phenoxyethanol in the spa snake venom eye mask. Phenoxyethanol is a relatively safe preservative, but a small number of people are still allergic to this ingredient. If you use products containing phenoxyethanol when you are allergic to it, your skin will experience reactions such as stinging, burning, stinging, redness and swelling.

Will snake venom eye mask harm your eyes?

Generally not. Snake venom eye mask does not contain any harmful chemical ingredients, so the use of the product will not harm the eyes. Moreover, the product is applied to the skin around the eyes, not directly on the eyes, so it can be used with confidence.

How to use snake venom eye mask

Use when your skin condition is not good. After cleansing and caring for your skin with toner and lotion, use the pliers included in the box to take out the eye mask, first fix it under the eyes with one hand, and then use the other end to slowly pull it up to make the eye mask fit; since stretching the eye mask all at once will make the ductility of the eye mask disappear, so pull it up slowly. After ten minutes, remove the eye mask and massage the remaining beauty serum until absorbed.

Pay attention to the cleansing method: If you are not allergic to the phenoxyethanol ingredient, but still experience stinging when using the spa snake venom eye mask, you should also think about whether you used a soap-based facial cleanser or high-temperature water to cleanse your face before using the spa snake venom eye mask. If these two points are met, and if you do not use mild lotion to moisturize your eyes before using the spa snake venom eye mask, it will cause a stinging sensation when applying the spa snake venom eye mask. Because at this time, most of the moisturizing ingredients of the skin around the eyes have been taken away by improper cleansing, and the skin barrier function has been reduced. If you don’t replenish moisture in time and gently, when you use a new eye mask, you will feel a stinging sensation due to lack of adaptation.