Näomaske

Näomaske is a Finnish term that translates to "face mask" in English. In the context of skincare and beauty, a näomaske is a product applied to the face for a short period to cleanse, moisturize, or treat the skin. These masks are typically made from various materials, including creams, gels, clay, or sheets infused with serum.

The purpose of a näomaske varies depending on its formulation. Some are designed to exfoliate dead skin cells, revealing brighter skin underneath. Others aim to deeply hydrate dry or dehydrated skin, leaving it feeling soft and supple. Clay-based masks are often used to absorb excess oil and impurities from the pores, which can be beneficial for acne-prone skin. Sheet masks, a popular type of näomaske, deliver concentrated active ingredients directly into the skin.

Näomaske are generally used as an addition to a regular skincare routine. They are applied to a clean face, left on for the duration recommended by the manufacturer (usually between 10 to 20 minutes), and then removed or rinsed off. The frequency of use can range from once a week to several times a week, depending on the mask type and individual skin needs. Different formulations cater to various skin types and concerns, such as aging, sensitivity, or dullness.