Facial Sheet Masks for Each Skin Type

 Women and men all over the world are going gaga over this Korean beauty product. Face masks have won millions of hearts by helping people achieve clear and youthful-looking skin. For those of you who are unfamiliar with masks, here is a guide to help you learn more about them.

When to use it?

You can use them at any time of the day; in the morning, in the evening, in the evening, on a flight, or just before attending an event; the situation and time do not matter. Whenever you feel like your face needs a little extra attention or care, pull out one sheet and slip on the I.

How often to use it?

For normal skin, you can use the sheets 2-3 times a week. If your face is dry and uneven, use a mask to look healthy, hydrated, and glowing.

How to get the best results?

For best results, use it every day or several times a week before bed. Our cells start their repair processes at night while we sleep, so you get the greatest benefits when you use them at night. Do not wash clothes or apply any other products after using them.

What type should I choose?

Dryness – buy a mask that contains moisturizing, hydrating, and nourishing ingredients as you will need something to deal with dehydration. Some of the ingredients to look out for are shea butter, aloe vera, hyaluronic acid, avocado, olives, cucumber, coconut, papaya, oatmeal, etc. Those with antioxidants will also be great for you.

Sensitive and acne-prone skin – Oily and acne-prone skin types must buy products that contain turmeric, aloe vera, neem, green tea, tea tree extract, etc. If the packaging says soothing or cleansing, it means it's meant for you.

Anti-Aging – Look for those that mention collagen or hyaluronic acid as their primary ingredient. Other elements that are good for you include catechin, blueberry, pomegranate extract, peptides, etc. Some words to look for are revitalizing, firming, renewing, anti-wrinkle and anti-aging.

Rice, yogurt, milk, lemon, potato, lotus, rose, vitamin C, turmeric, orange, ginseng, lime, and tomato are excellent for treating numbness.

Pore ​​care – Open pores can be treated with green tea, black mud, tea tree, camellia, charcoal, and rice extracts. If the label says pore care or cleansing, go for it because that's what you need.