Bad side effects of muzzles appeared on the skin of the face especially if they were worn for long periods, especially in enclosed spaces, which caused them to have skin problems that specialists called "mask masks" or "masken".
In an interview with the Daily Mail newspaper, British dermatologist Sandra Lee said: "The moisture and heat caused by wearing a muzzle for long periods is a major cause of (Maskan), as it leads to clogging of the pores of the skin," noting that "contact with the face mask helps On the appearance of pimples and pimples. "
She stressed that those who have oily skin will suffer more than this.
In order to avoid this or mitigate its effects, the doctor advised, among other things, to avoid putting a scrub on the face before using masks.
Sandra also pointed to the need to wash the face well after finishing the use of masks, adding: "Women can use handkerchiefs to clean their faces in case they do not have time to reach the bathroom."
She advised using a "face scrub" lotion, as it is able to treat the beginnings of any pimples or spots, and to prevent the appearance of more of them.
And she continued: "It is preferable to use cleaning wipes that contain glycolic acid and salicylic acid, because of its ability to effective exfoliation keeps the skin clean, and most importantly, its ability to clean pores from oils and dead cells."
On the other hand, Renée Roulou, a well-known cosmetologist, believes that cleaning the skin properly every evening is extremely important to avoid the damages of wearing masks.
"It is necessary to cleanse the skin with a gentle, anti-microbial wash containing active ingredients such as salicylic acid or tea tree extract," she added.
After that, a face mask can be made to detoxify, which contains ingredients to kill microbes and moisturize the skin and treat friction caused by wearing masks.
René advised those who wore scarves covering the face or using cloth masks, to always wash and clean them to prevent dirt and oily oils from entering the pores of the face.