Favorite mask for acne prone skin.

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Katie G.

May 3, 2016

Katie G.

My skin is finally semi clear so to maintain it I want to use a mask. I have normal skin. It used to be oily before my acne treatment. Now it is dry in places like my blemishes and around my nose. Any suggestions?

Kat H.

May 3, 2016

Kat H.

There are a ton of masks you can make at home that will hydrate your skin - and the
good thing about doing it yourself is you can adjust the ingredients as necessary. 

http://effectiveremedies.com/face-mask-for-dry-skin/

Diana T.

May 3, 2016

Diana T.

I like the ones by Mario badescu but they are a bit pricey - my favorites are the drying mask for days I have bad acne - the healing mask for days when my skin is dry - the flower tonic mask as a good regular mask - all serve different purposes but are all good for acne prone and sensitive skin.

Mattison G.

May 4, 2016

Mattison G.

Honestly, you could avoid masks entirely. Masks can have a tendency to strip your skin or cause you to break out. Sometimes trying to "detox" your skin too much does more harm than good. It's worked for me.

Mattison G.

May 4, 2016

Mattison G.

Also look to avoid certain a ingredients you may have a pattern of breaking out to. For me, it's alcohol. And masks can be very harsh and stripping to your natural oils.

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