How to check the shelf life of Thai facial masks? Is Thai Ray facial mask wash-free?

All skin care products on the market have a shelf life. Once the shelf life is exceeded, they cannot be used, otherwise it will cause harm to the skin. Thai skin care products have always been popular among people, and many people are using them. So let’s now take a look at how to check the shelf life of Thai facial masks.

How to check the shelf life of Thai facial masks

The shelf life and production date of Thai facial masks are generally at the bottom of the packaging, such as MFG: 2017/10/22 and EXP: 2020/10/21, which means that the production date of the Ray mask is October 22, 2017, and the last use date is October 21, 2020. The shelf life of an unopened Ray mask is generally three years, but once opened, the Ray mask needs to be used up immediately.

Is Thai Ray mask wash-free?

The ray mask needs to be washed after application. This is not a sleeping mask. You should massage it after applying the mask to promote the skin's secondary absorption of nutrients, then wash it off with clean water and proceed with subsequent skin care steps. If you do not wash off the residual mask essence, the skin will find it difficult to absorb too much nutrients, which will accumulate on the skin surface and easily breed bacteria and clog the pores.

Can boys use ray mask?

Can boys use ay facial mask? Of course they can.

The mask is safe and non-irritating, made of 100% mulberry silk. It is thin, light and soft, just like human skin, delicate and smooth, with excellent breathability, and fits perfectly to the skin. It is almost transparent and invisible, and feels very good to use.

What skin types are suitable for Thai ray mask

Suitable for all skin types.

It is recommended to use it every other day, 2-3 times a week. Although the silver version is for basic hydration and the gold version is for functionality, our skin needs a certain amount of rest and relaxation. If we use a highly nutritious mask every day, the skin will be over-nourished and under too much pressure, which will be detrimental to the skin's free repair and self-nutrition.