How to use the Decary bubble oxygen mask

Many people are coming into contact with the Decary Bubble Oxygen Mask for the first time in their lives and do not know how to use it specifically. How about the Decary Bubble Oxygen Mask? How to use the Decary Bubble Oxygen Mask?

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This bubble mask comes in sheets. You only need to use one sheet at a time. It is very convenient and hygienic. It contains grey gel. After applying it on the face, bubbles will appear after about 30 seconds. The bubbles will become more and more numerous and very delicate and dense. During the bubbling process, you can feel a slight itchy sensation on your skin. After about 5 minutes of application, you can use your fingertips to massage in circles, deeply massaging to remove dirt, and finally rinse with warm water. The first feeling after cleansing is that all the excess oil has been taken away, and the pores have become cleaner and fresher! The skin feels very transparent, refreshed and brighter. However, this mask has a cleansing effect, so 2-3 times a week is enough. And remember to tighten the pores after use.

How to use the Decary bubble oxygen mask

How to use: After cleansing, take an appropriate amount of oxygen mask, avoid eyes and mouth, apply on face, and spread gently and evenly with hands. After a few seconds, the mask starts to produce dense bubbles. Leave it on for 5-8 minutes and then wash it off with clean water.

Decari from Switzerland is the originator of bubble masks. It will bubble up soon after you apply it on your face. In fact, its main concept is to inject oxygen into the skin. Because it contains special charcoal ingredients, it can physically absorb dirt from pores, improve dull skin, and reduce melanin to restore skin whiteness! It can also be used as an emergency mask after staying up late. In just a few minutes, it can wake up your skin and restore the originally dull skin to a radiant and fair complexion!

Okay, that’s all the introduction about the Decary Bubble Oxygen Mask. I think you all understand it.