Clear complexion
Peel-off masks: application tips and DIY instructions
Peel-off masks can clean the skin thoroughly by pulling blackheads and dead skin dandruff out of the skin. How best to use them.
A clear complexion ensures well -being, after all, annoying pimples and blackheads only disturb. When it comes to skin cleaning, there are numerous methods that should help a radiant and pure complexion. Peel-off masks are also part of it and are intended to prevent impure skin by regularly freeing the skin from excess sebum and dirt. Find out here how to use a peel-off mask correctly and how you can make your own DIY masks yourself.
How does a peel-off mask work?
Peel-off masks have a gel-like consistency that slowly dries on the skin after applying the face. When pulling out the mask, blackheads, loose skin dandruff, dirt and valley wag bearings should remain on their sticking and in this way removed. With regular use, you can bow blaters such as pimples and improve. Peel-off masks are particularly suitable for impure skin and combination skin. Masks against blackheads with black activated carbon are often also known as a black head mask. Read below how you can make a mask with activated carbon.
Peel-off-mask: How to use them
- Clean the face thoroughly: Before you can apply the mask, you should clean your face with a mild washing gel or a cream. Then dry the face thoroughly.
- Apply peel-off mask: Before you apply the mask to the entire face, you can try out the compatibility at one point, so make sure your skin can withstand the mask. Then the are used. Apply them as thinly as possible, because this is the only way to dry it evenly. The easiest thing to apply is to apply, but there is also To apply facial masks so that the hands remain clean. By the way, the thin application also makes it easier to pull off later. Eye and mouth, hairline and eyebrows save them so as not to irritate these finer skin areas. Let the peel-off mask dry completely, this can take up to 20 minutes.
- Carefully remove the mask: Start pulling the mask off the sides of the face to the nose. If remnants stick to the skin, you can rinse them with lukewarm water. If you want to have pure skin in the long term, you should repeat the application once or twice a week.
- Tip for combination skin: You can spare the facial areas that would dry out too much from the peel-off mask and apply the mask specifically to impure places. This is usually the so-called T-zone (forehead, nose, chin) for combination skin. Instead, you can supply the dry cheeks and eye area with a moisturizing cream.
DIY instructions for a peel-off mask
Of course, you don’t necessarily have to buy cleaning peel-off masks, if you have time and desire, you can also use a DIY mask. You only need a few ingredients for the production:
- 3 coal tablets
- 1 tablespoon of gelatin powder or herbal agar agar
- 2 teaspoons of hot water
If you prefer to use a vegan mask, without animal gelatin that contains bones, cartilage and connective tissue of cattle and pigs use. These are carbohydrates that are located in the cell walls of blue and red algae. Agar Agar is obtained from sun -dried algae, then dried and processed into powder. Most drugstores, organic stores and health food stores have the vegetable gelling agent in their range.
Shoot the tablets with one And boil water in parallel. Then mix the coal powder with the hot water and the gelatin, or the vegetable binder until there are no lumps. For the optimal consistency of the mask, you can heat the mixture for about 30 seconds at 800 watts in the microwave until it slightly thickens. The exact duration depends on the individual performance of your microwave. After heating, the paste has to cool briefly, after which it can be applied.
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