Precautions for applying facial masks on acne-prone skin. Pay attention to these four types of facial masks for acne-prone skin.

Can I apply facial masks on acne-prone skin? Of course you can apply it, but you need to be careful about these four types of masks. Let’s take a look at them together.

Precautions for applying facial mask on acne-prone skin

You can also apply facial masks when you have acne. Appropriate application of facial masks can actually help alleviate and reduce acne.

So, would you apply a facial mask? You should know that if you apply the wrong mask, it will make your acne worse.

These four kinds of masks, acne skin should be careful

1. Homemade facial mask

Homemade facial masks are useless and do not have any significant benefits, but they are low cost and easy to use. However, they do not have any major disadvantages. There is actually not much difference between using them and not using them. The only thing to worry about is allergies and irritation.

Teacher Qi Qi would like to clarify this point. Homemade masks are the same as ordinary masks. Some people are fine when using them, while others have allergic reactions. If you are worried, don't use it. If you are not worried, then use it.

Anyway, there are only two choices. It's up to you. No one else can help you.

2. Peel off the mask

It’s fine to use a peel-off mask before you get acne to prevent clogged pores (it’s not a big problem if you shrink the pores), but if you already have acne, you must never use it again. Forcibly tearing the inflamed hair follicles will only do harm to your skin and no good.

Once the hair follicles are over-stimulated, it may cause inflammation of the surrounding hair follicles, causing more and more acne!

3. Deep cleansing mask

Like peel-off masks, deep cleansing masks are suitable for use before acne breaks out or in the closed comedones stage. If you are still using a deep cleansing mask when the acne is already inflamed, then you'll just have to wait for the acne to break out.