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Newtoskincare
Oily/Sensitive
Do you clean the mask often? Best to change it everyday just like when you wear mask. I also just started using sleep mask and I change it every 2 days.
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Rkeckart
Dry/Sensitive
how do you mean you change it every 2 days? do you have disposable sleep masks? mine is a heavy molded cup one that prevents light from peaking in.
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Yourskintellectual
Oily/Resilient
Might also want to try a mask from a breathable material like cotton. Something gentle and non-synthetic.
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Rkeckart
Dry/Sensitive
that's a good idea. I actually don't know what material my mask is made out of. its slightly silky, but it is probably synthetic.
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Pux
Oily/Sensitive
Other than changing your sleep mask frequently,your skincare routine plays an important role too.Make sure that your skincare suits your skin and if you have a dry skin,give it enough hydration so that your face doesn't have to produce more oil.
That's my personal opinion,I hope it does help🤗
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Rkeckart
Dry/Sensitive
that is helpful! I have noticed that on the nights where I pay more attention to my skin and add that extra hydration, that I don't get as many breakouts.
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elizabeth
Dry/Sensitive
i feel ya! what I do is clean my sleep mask often and fold the mask in two. My mask covers my forehead which I dont like.. so I fold it outwards so it only covers my eyes.
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Rkeckart
Dry/Sensitive
how do you clean yours? I've thrown mine in my laundry machine with my clothes a few times and it didn't seem to harm it at all.
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skintastica
Dry/Resilient
Maybe try a different sleep mask. It could be the material that's irritating your skin. You could try the sleep mask where there are indents in the eyes so less of the material touch your face. Or maybe try loosen your mask a little as it maybe too tight not letting your skin to breathe as well.
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Rkeckart
Dry/Sensitive
I do have the molded cup ones, the ones with the indents for my eyes. but maybe I do have it too tight. I'll try to loosen it. thanks for the suggestion!
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