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Deep
cleansing face masks
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Revitalise
- rehydrate - nourish - regenerate - brighten
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Face
masks are a great way to give your skin a
boost. There are masks to suit all types of
skin most of which give both an instant and
long term result.
If you suffer from oily, congested skin or
even the occasional spotty breakout, a
weekly face mask could be the
answer. Deep cleansing face masks are
normally made from refined natural
clays such as Kaolin or Bentonite.
These are spread over the face in a
cream formula that then dries to a crust. As
the clay dries it draws out and absorbs
excess oil, skin debris and grime.
This has a deep cleansing effect and will
also brighten and freshen up the skin.
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A mask of this nature should be used once a
week and spread over the entire face, avoiding
the eye area. Leave it to dry for 10 minutes
and then rinse off thoroughly. Your skin may
feel a little dry afterwards so apply a small
amount of your normal moisturiser.
Used on a regular basis as part of a good skin
care routine, a clay mask should help to keep
the skin clear and gradually reduce the
appearance of open pores.
To revitalise
or rehydrate the skin you could try a
mask with specific ingredients to nourish,
regenerate or brighten. These masks
are usually non-setting and may be a cream or
gel. This type should be left on for 15 -20
minutes and then rinsed off. They don't have
such a dramatic effect but can give real
benefits to certain skin types as more
concentrated ingredients are absorbed by the
surface layers of skin.
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