Kind of Facial Skin

Kind of Facial Skin - As I've discussed before on a natural fruits mask, so now I will discuss the type of mask types are suitable for certain skin types

Masks aim to cleanse the skin, nourish the skin, smooths, moisturizes the skin and make you relax. Moreover, it can help make skin look more sleek. In addition to reducing the visible large pores also reduce oil deposits. Face mask should be in the select suitable and appropriate for your skin type. Let's see kind of facial skin ..

1. Dry Skin

To select the leather mask that has a formula with the ability to hold moisture in the skin of water such as hyaluronic acid and glycerin, olive oil content and vitamin E can also help keep moisture in the skin. Generally mask formulated for dry skin does not have a skin irritant properties. Usually just only 2 weeks of use.

2. Skin With Subtle Outline

For facial skin with fine lines in need of a formula that contains retinol, glycolic acid or peptide, such substances can make the skin more supple and make it more seamless. Its use for the use of 2 weeks.

3. Acne skin

Skin acne is inflamed or irritated skin yng, then in need of a face mask that does not have the effect of inflammatory such as salicylic acid (which helps to peel the skin and cleanse pores), the required formulas containing benzoyl peroxide, sulfur to help kill bacteria, focusing on the use of in facial acne prone areas like the T-zone, avoiding area around eyes and mouth. Use at least 2 weeks.

4. Sensitive Skin

White facial skin often has a higher sensitivity that tends to blush, choose a face mask that contains aloe vera, chamomile, cucumber, apples, and tea hjau can reduce redness and inflammation while. Sulfur, licorice, and xanthine can help eliminate the appearance of lines of blood capillaries on the face. to remove the mask simply wipe clean with a finger just do not use a cloth or towel in order not to make the skin irritated.

To obtain maximum results and the face mask that matches your skin, please contact and consult with your dermatologist.