Con el cutis bien seco me aplico la mascarilla, en una capa uniforme y no tan delgadita, la verdad es que no me queda muy pareja ya que tengo que hacerlo sin los lentes y es poco lo que veo. Luego de aplicada la dejo secar completamente, aproximadamente media hora. Una vez seca la retiro con mucho cuidado y delicadeza. Una vez que la he retirado toda me lavo nuevamente la cara solo con agua.

Dejo secar y me roció una loción humectante compuesta con ácido hialurónico para refrescar el cutis.

Lo positivo

Al aplicar la mascarilla, siento que el rostro quedó completamente libre de impurezas, lo noto con mejor textura, más luminoso y no sé si son ideas mías pero veo como si los poros estuviesen más cerrados agregándole tersura a mi piel.

Lo negativo

La mascarilla es abrasiva, diría muy abrasiva, cuando te la estas quitando tiempla la piel y cuando terminas de retirarla sientes una desagradable sensación de ardor como si te hubieses traído la dermis con ella, sensación que dura, en mi caso, como 15 minutos, luego vuelve a la normalidad.

Sin embargo, me hace dudar, no de su efectividad porque limpia profundamente, pero sí de su conveniencia para la piel del rostro. Mi rostro es mixto, tal vez sí solo la uso en las zonas grasas, la sensación de ardor y posible daño no lo sintiera tanto.

¿La recomendaría? Sólo para pieles sanas y limitaría su uso a máximo dos veces por año.

Me encantó compartir esta experiencia de salud y belleza en la comunidad, la verdad es que nunca me imaginé escribir sobre estos temas ¡Qué bien, que, bien! Saludos.

In English

The skin, that extensive dress that covers us, requires care and affection. Creating a community where we can share our experiences, learn new techniques, learn about recipes that are favorable, among other knowledge, has been a great idea. I congratulate @elizabeths14 y a @grisvisa for this new space called, and from here I wish them the best of success.

The face is the most visible part of our body, perhaps that's why we mostly focus on taking care of it. The skin of the face with the passage of time loses its smoothness, luminosity and flexibility, for its care we need to know it, to know what type of skin we have which helps us to use the right products. It is also appropriate to know for what purpose we want to apply such products: cleansing, moisturizing, revitalization, cure of any condition, stain removal or other.

One of the fundamental steps in skin care is cleansing, which basically can be simple or deep cleansing. The simple one is the one we perform daily and the deep cleansing seeks to remove dead cells that detract luminosity and also to remove impurities such as the well-known blackheads, which are fatty spots that remain in the pores and take on a dark tone precisely because of environmental contact and the use of makeup.

This deep cleansing is usually done by a specialist in the area or we can use some commercial products for this purpose and it is about this cleansing that we do ourselves that I want to talk to you today.

It's been about five years since I last went to a professional for a deep cleansing and I miss it, for reasons that are not relevant at the moment but that many can imagine ha,ha,ha,ha, I do my cleansing at home, not very deep because I try not to pinch my face and always with exfoliators from homemade recipes.

However, last December a niece told me about a mask she had bought and that it was very good for removing blackheads, she suggested I put it on. I was amazed at how many impurities came out. I immediately went out to buy it and today is the second time I apply it. I will tell you about the procedure and the experience.

My experience

The first thing I do is to clean my face very well. To do this I wet my face with fresh water, I put a little cleansing foam and very gently I pass the Buf-Puf sponge (I do not know if you can still find in the domestic market, mine is old and I boil it before using it to disinfect it), Once I have finished passing the sponge, I remove all the foam with plenty of water. I dry my face with a towel and let the remaining moisture evaporate.

With my skin dry, I apply the mask in a uniform and not so thin layer, the truth is that it doesn't look very even since I have to do it without my glasses and I can't see much. After applying the mask I let it dry completely, about half an hour. Once dry I remove it very carefully and delicately. Once I have removed it all I wash my face again with water only.

I let it dry and spray a moisturizing lotion composed of hyaluronic acid to refresh my complexion.

The positive

When I apply the mask, I feel that my face is completely free of impurities, I notice a better texture, more luminous and I don't know if it's just me but I feel as if my pores are more closed, adding smoothness to my skin.

The negative side

The mask is abrasive, I would say very abrasive, when you are taking it off it shivers the skin and when you finish removing it you feel an unpleasant burning sensation as if you had brought the dermis with it, a sensation that lasts, in my case, about 15 minutes, then it goes back to normal.

However, it makes me doubt, not about its effectiveness because it cleanses deeply, but about its suitability for facial skin. My face is mixed, maybe if I only use it on oily areas, I would not feel the burning sensation and possible damage so much.

Would you recommend it? Only for healthy skin and I would limit its use to no more than twice a year.

I loved sharing this health and beauty experience in the community, the truth is that I never imagined I would write about these issues. Best regards.

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