What to do if the mask is too cold in winter? Apply a mask in winter and you will no longer be afraid of the cold

I wanted to put on a facial mask, but the moment I pinched the mask bag with my fingers, I backed off. It was so cold! I’ll do it next time... This thought kept coming up day after day, and making a facial mask in winter became a big problem. Especially for girls with dry and peeling face, too oily face or prone to acne, it will be terrible when dry lines or spots appear on the face!

You must insist on applying facial masks in winter

Winter is the "dry season" for the skin. Long-term exposure to air-conditioning makes the skin dull and lifeless due to lack of water. If you want to keep your skin hydrated and tender, a moisturizing mask is the fastest and most effective tool. So no matter how afraid of the cold you are, you should insist on using facial mask in winter.

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Method 1: Steam your face before applying mask to promote absorption

In the cold winter, the body's metabolism slows down and the pores shrink. The effect of the same facial mask is generally not as obvious as in other seasons. If you wash your face with warm water or steam your face with water vapor before applying the mask, it will not only expand the pores on your face but also promote blood circulation, allowing the skin to better absorb the moisture and essence in the mask.

Method 2: Moisturizing masks can be heated

Heating the mask may be a method that many people would think of, but when using it, they are also unsure whether it will destroy the ingredients of the mask itself. Let me tell you here that it is most suitable to soak a general moisturizing mask in 45°C water for 5 minutes. If the temperature is too high or the heating time is too long, the ingredients of the mask will be destroyed. 45℃ is slightly higher than the normal body temperature of 36.8℃, and is a relatively safe temperature for unstable components. After soaking for 5 minutes, the temperature of the mask will be almost the same as the human body temperature, and the effect will of course be the best.

Method 3: You can do it in a place with high room temperature

Air-conditioned rooms and bathrooms, where the room temperature is relatively high, are the best places to make facial masks. In a warm environment, blood circulation throughout the body will also speed up. Applying the mask on the face when the pores are open can promote the absorption of the mask.