Best Natural Face Mask - Clay, Shea butter, Mud and Coconut Oil
A natural face mask is great if you want glowing skin. The key to the perfect natural face mask is to use products that are natural and promote healthy skin. In this blog post, we'll cover the different types of masks, how often you should use a mask to get glowing skin, and which natural products are best for your specific needs.
Clay, Mud and Copper based Masks
Clay masks: These are great when you need something that is soothing and will absorb excess sebum production from your skin. Clay masks also help tighten pores, which can be useful if you want glowing, fresh-looking skin.
Mud Mask: A mud mask has all the same benefits as a clay mask, but it is less drying.
Copper Masks: Copper masks are great for people who prefer natural products and want to heal their skin from within. The copper will help reduce inflammation and promote healthy-looking skin! These should be applied about twice weekly or monthly depending on your needs
Masking your pores with clay or mud can help clear up acne, but clay can be too drying for some people.
To keep skin looking healthy, try using a copper-based mineral mask! The minerals will help heal the skin and reduce inflammation. Depending on your specific needs you may also want to use an anti-acne face mask or clay/mud masks. You should apply these masks for about 15 minutes to see the best results.
Oil-based Masks
Masks made from Shea Oil are the best for those without acne. Those with mild to moderate acne should apply a mask made from coconut oil or avocado/jojoba oils. Coconut, jojoba and avocados all have antibacterial properties that will help reduce acne.
If you have severe acne, castor oil is the best for healing your skin and reducing inflammation
Masks made from Shea Oil are great for those without oily skin. Shea Oil based masks will help with redness, irritation and can also be used during winter to keep your skin hydrated. It is also good for sensitive skin types as it doesn't clog pores.
Coconut and avocado oils based masks are great for those who have dry skin, but if you find that your skin is too oily or greasy after using these oils then use jojoba oil instead. Jojoba oil has similar properties to coconut and avocado oils; antibacterial properties and will help reduce acne. It is also good for sensitive skin types as it doesn't clog pores.
Masks made from Jojoba Oil are the best for those who have very dry skin, or sensitive skin. It is less oily than coconut and avocado oils so if you're looking to control excess sebum production then use jojoba oil! These masks will also work great during winter when your skin needs a little extra hydration!
Masks made from Castor Oil are best for people with severe acne or dry skin. This oil is very thick and will help heal your skin while also reducing inflammation. You should apply the mask about once every other day--less often if you have more sensitive skin, but still at least twice a week to see results.
