Let talk about types of Facial mask for a specific type of Skin and how to use it for your desired look
Is advice you run a test on your skin that will enable you know the type of skin you have and possibly know the type of mask that will suit your skin.

Facial Mask comes in various types, each is meant to treat or correct a particular skin abnormality, in attend to make the face beautiful. The most common masks in this part of the world include: Clay mask, Peel-off mask, Mint masks, Mud pack masks, Fruit masks and pure Herbal masks. The Herbal masks are often a mixture of native Chucks, Egg, Honey and a mixture of Oath milk for aged persons.

Pell-off masks: are used for normal or oily skin, is very effective on these kinds of skins. Easily dry and easily peel off.

Clay masks: are good on Oily skin or skin that is acne-prone; clay masks are a must-have for that have face full of acne. They not only soak up all traces of dirt and grease, also they’re also simple to use: Apply one all over your face, have a glass of wine while, hey! The glass of wine not actually a must-do, but you wait for it to dry to a hardened shell, and rinse. In other words, Clay mask is usually used for oily skin; it helps plug away excessive oil, also extract dirt from the skin.

Mud masks: detoxify and cleanse the pores on the skin, and allow them to breathe. Also Mud masks impart a tightening effect on the skin, thus reducing fine lines and wrinkles, and are good anti-ageing agents, though they act only superficially. Is suitable for all skins, the effect is to tidy the face.

Mint Masks: have wonderful cleansing or purifying properties, which help a lot in removing blemishes. Be it stubborn acne, pimple, blackhead or their marks, this face pack can go deep into the skin cells and eliminate all sorts of impurities from it. Therefore, you get a clean and clear skin naturally. Also, mint is one of the best natural anti-inflammatory agents that can cool down our skin and keep inflammation at bay. From itchiness to infections, it can fight against everything and give our skin a soothing feel. In short, mint face pack can protect our skin from severe damages.

Finally, mint is incredibly hydrating for our skin. So, it can be used for treating acute dryness too. Using mint face pack will give you soft and supple skin with a perfect natural glow. It will also revive your skin and help you flaunt a refreshed look.
Good Facial Mask for Clogged Pores and Oily Skin

The goal for oily skin is to remove the excess and balance the oils on the skin. Often time oily skin comes with clogged pores so we look for ingredients that help to pull out impurities along with drying up that excess oil. When you relate this with the above efficiency of the discussed masks, you will see that:

A clay mask is awesome for this! There are a lot of different clays you can choose from when you’re looking into choosing the right mask for you and it’s all about doing the research to find what’s right for you. Some of our favorites are rhassoul clay, rose clay, and green (bentonite) clay.

We love them because they’re accessible, effective for pulling out toxic agents from the skin that can cause clogged pores and they’re absorbent of that extra oil while being mineral rich (you know, because they’re straight from the Earth.)

We use both rose and rhassoul clay in our purifying mud mask to give it extra potency. It’s a powder so you get to create your own consistency for your mask. Play around with the consistency you like, but in general you want it thin enough to mix and spread comfortably, but not so thin that it’s watery. Make it extra thick for an awesome spot treatment.
Good Facial Mask for Normal and Combination Skin

If you have combination skin, you already know that it can be difficult to find the perfect products. The clay masks dry out the dryer places but the moisturizing masks can cause impurities on the oily parts. The key here is hydration and balance.

While combination skin is the most complicated, it’s easy to make an effective face mask! For this skin type, we suggest working with a mixture of things that are natural humectants and nourish your skin but that don’t have too much of an effect on the oils in your skin.

A raw, local honey mask for normal, combination, or sensitive skin is absolutely top notch. Honey is jam-packed with minerals, provides a calming sensation, and helps increase hydration in the skin. A little bit of turmeric powder or matcha green tea with it is next level nourishment.

We like adding the Ayurvedic Facial Scrub to it because it’s a gentle exfoliant, great for bringing the skin into balance, and the horsetail and fenugreek are high in silica and other important minerals that infuse your skin with protective botanicals.

The best part is that this face mask recipe is so easy to make. It’s just one part raw, local honey to one part Ayurvedic Facial Scrub mixed together. Layer it nice and thickly onto the skin and let it sit for 15-30 minutes. As you rinse it away, rub in gentle circles for the exfoliating effect. Finish up with your favorite serum and moisturizer!

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Good Facial Mask for Dry Skin

Oh, the dry skin sufferers. Masks are especially helpful for you! If you feel like you’re using the most moisturizing products you can get your hands on but you’re still feeling dry by the end of your day, supplementing with a nice, nourishing mask could be the ticket to smooth skin.

In the masks above, we suggest adding in powdered herbs but for dry skin, we want to steer clear of adding anything that could be too pulling or drying for the skin because the key to great skin is a mixture of moisture and hydration. That means using a mask that has both rich moisturizers and natural humectants. Our favorite (and the yummiest) humectant is raw honey and you want to mix that with a moisturizing oil like jojoba or extra virgin coconut oil.

Good general Mask guidelines to follow in your beauty routine

Regardless of your skin type, there is a list of general guidelines to follow when you use a facial mask:

Make sure to always wash your face before you use a mask, putting a mask on a dirty face can trap impurities in the skin.
Pat your skin dry, don’t rub. The skin will naturally be a bit more sensitive after all that absorbing and/or pulling so you want to make sure to treat it with some extra TLC.
Pay attention to how long you leave it on. With clay masks, if they get too dry they can dehydrate your skin leaving it too dry and with moisturizing masks leaving it on for too long can clog pores. We usually suggest at least 15 minutes but never longer than an hour.
Follow up with products that work for your skin type. After a mask, the skin tends toward being more absorbent so following up with products that nourish your beautiful skin in the way it deserves.