Hi QuebecHua
Actually the masks are classified into several types for different purposes. Cleansing, moisturizing, refining, nutritional feeding, emergency saving and so on.
It is your skin that determines what kind of mask you need. Since you have a combination skin, your target is to balance the whole face and tone the epidermis. I think cleansing make is good for you, before and after the mask therapy, you’d better put some toner or softener on your face. Make sure the mask is not the peel-off type and be careful not to let the mask touch your eye area.
Estee Lauder has a mask of “So clean Deep pore mask”. It’s good to me. I will not let you try something that I’m not familiar with and I never used before. So you gonna trust me, the mask of Borghese mud is terrific, but you can not find it here. I’ve ever tried Clinique Deep cleansing Emergency mask before, it’s for very oily skin, it’s not for you, I think.
Maybe you can find a Clay-based mask at Biotherm, try it if you like. I don’t know whether it works well, I never tried before.
In the winter, if you feel your skin is very very dry, you may consider to use moisturizing mask, and of course, nutritional feeding mask is used in case of wrinkles appear.
Good Luck! |