Professionals weigh in on the benefits of facial mask
The effectiveness of facial masks has been controversial due to the rise in demand of different products, but most dermatologists and beauticians would recommend face masks as long as people know what kind they need for their skin.
H&H Science sales associate Evelyn says their facial masks are really beneficial.
“They’re a wonderful resource to help moisturize your face and minimize your pores,” Evelyn said.
Their face scrub is $26 and is sulfur based, so it helps calm skin and helps with skin sensitivity.
Ulta Beauty Consultant, Brooke Sigler, says that there’s a facemask for every type of skin needs.
“Clinical grade is the highest grade face mask you can get without a prescription,” Sigler said. She almost recommended using facemask from the line Dermalogica, which is a dermatologist recommended beauty line.
According to thedermreview.com, a website that gives advice on cosmetic ingredients and beauty products, the key to having effective results is finding the perfect face mask for skin types.
“When it comes to facial masks, you have many options and things to consider. However, keep in mind that a big determining factor should be the type of skin that you have. Clay facial masks work great on oily skin, for example, while people with dry skin would use a mask to add moisture into the skin,” thedermreview.com stated.
As long as customers get the right face mask for them, then dermatologists would recommend that using them.
