Time to Mask
Nowadays, it’s standard protocol to wear a face mask whenever you’re out in public. If you have sensitive skin, or are wearing a mask for long periods of time, it may start to affect your skin. Sweating, coughing, sneezing and breathing into your mask will contain your germs from the public, but can also linger on your skin. Whether you’re experiencing redness, clogged pores, or blemishes, we have some tips to help keep your skin clear once you’re safe at home!