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Take 5-10 grams of mask powder and place it in a clean container.

Choose an appropriate mixing liquid based on your skin type. The typical powder-to-liquid ratio is 1:1 to 1:1.5. Water is the most basic option. For oily skin, green tea water or peppermint water can be used for a refreshing and oil-controlling effect. For dry skin, it is recommended to mix with honey or milk to enhance hydration and nourishment. For sensitive skin, mineral water or licorice water is suggested to reduce irritation risk. Add the liquid gradually while stirring until a smooth, lump-free paste is formed. Be careful not to add too much liquid (which may make it too runny) or too little (which may make it too dry).

Application:

Using a mask brush or clean fingers, evenly apply the prepared mask to the face, avoiding the eye area, lips, and eyebrows. Apply a thickness that just covers the skin tone, approximately 0.1-0.2 centimeters. Then, place a mask sheet over it. For areas with specific care needs such as acne or dark spots, apply a slightly thicker layer.

Duration Control:

The mask should typically be left on for 15-20 minutes. Once it reaches a semi-dry state, rinse it off gently with lukewarm water. If any stinging or burning sensation occurs during use, rinse immediately. Different types of facial mask may have varying application times; always adjust according to the specific product instructions.

Post-Care:

After rinsing, promptly apply toner and moisturizer to lock in skin moisture and reinforce the mask's effects.

Precautions:

Skin Test: Before first use, apply a small amount of mask to the inner ear or wrist and wait 24 hours. If no redness, itching, or other discomfort occurs, proceed with full-face application.

Frequency of Use: Generally, it is recommended to use 2-3 times per week. Adjust flexibly based on individual skin condition.

Special Skin Care: If you have severe acne, pustules, or open wounds on your face, consult a dermatologist first to avoid worsening the condition through improper use.