NOSE MASK

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Unlike other types of masks available such as mask sheet , sleeping mask , lip and eye mask , as well as hand and foot mask that can be left on the skin for longer periods of time or massaged into the skin, nose masks need to be removed by physically peeling them away or rinsing them with water to effectively remove all traces of impurities. Types of nose masks Nose Strips Nose strips are made of soft sheets that fit perfectly over your nose. They are also known as pore strips, blackhead removing strips that work by removing dead skin cells and deeply-rooted blackheads with their strong adhesive. While nose strips do not stop or prevent the formation of black and whiteheads or reduce the size of enlarged pores, they are used to quickly give the skin a more even and smooth appearance by removing bothersome comedones. Pore strips can be used once or twice a week, depending on how your skin reacts to them and it is recommended to continue with the remaining skincare steps after each use. To use nose strips, first ensure that your skin has been cleansed properly with a cleanser of your choice. Wet your nose with some water and carefully place the nose strip over your nose, then leave it on until it hardens. Once the strip has hardened, remove it from your nose, peeling from both sides and towards the centre of your nose. Nose Mask Packs Like the mask packs that are applied onto your face, nose mask packs work in a very similar fashion. They are applied directly onto clean skin and left on before rinsing. Nose mask packs are made with ingredients such as kaolin clay or volcanic ash to absorb excess sebum, as well as additional ingredients such as gentle exfoliants to eliminate blackheads, or soothing and calming ingredients like aloe vera to help prevent your nose from excessively drying out after the mask pack is rinsed off. Similar to facial mask packs, nose packs are left on the skin for a period of time before they are rinsed away, lifting impurities, blackheads and