How OEM keeps you ahead of competition : Top Face Mask ingredients
I remember having very dry, flaky skin. It was terrible, and I didn’t know how I was going to treat my dry, flaky skin overnight. Honestly, I have always been the person with a very simple skincare routine—just a facial soap. Knowing that I had an important event the next day, I gave the hyaluronic face mask a try. It was very cheap and deeply hydrating, but I wasn’t sure if it would do the trick. The next day, I was stunned; it really did wonders. My face felt so moisturized and smooth. It felt like I had just woken up from a bad dream and was now good to go. Since then, I have been using face masks as part of my skincare regimen to ensure that my skin stays hydrated.
Face masks have remained in demand in the beauty industry for years, not only because they are convenient but also because they are cost-effective. For example, you can buy a face mask for just 15 NTD, and yet it provides the same benefits as expensive skincare products. In this blog, we will talk about the top face mask ingredients and the benefits they provide.
Hyaluronic Acid
This ingredient is perfect for dehydrated skin, as it can bind up to 1,000 times its weight in water and retain moisture. You can find hyaluronic acid facial masks in almost every skincare brand, and they are mostly cost-effective, depending on the brand. I have even tried buying an 18 NTD hyaluronic acid mask, and it was just as effective as other brands. It makes your skin plump and hydrated, improves skin texture, and reduces fine lines. Best of all, it is compatible with all skin types.
Aloe Vera
Aloe vera has been a very popular skincare ingredient for moisturizing and soothing the skin. Fortunately, this ingredient is very affordable; you can even buy a large plastic jar of aloe vera for as low as 79 NTD. I have also seen an aloe vera mask that costs only 15 NTD at a local department store. It is incredibly cheap and effective. Aloe vera is natural and packed with vitamins such as vitamins A, C, E, B12, B9, as well as minerals and antioxidants. Most importantly, it helps address skin concerns such as dryness, irritation, and redness. There are also other ingredients that have been combined with aloe vera, such as almond oil and aloe vera, shea butter and aloe vera, cucumber and aloe vera, and vitamin E and aloe vera. These combinations work together to provide better skin benefits.
:Vitamin C
Vitamin C can be found in many fruits, such as kiwis, strawberries, and oranges. However, if you want a quick way to see visible results, vitamin C face masks are something you should include in your skincare regimen. Vitamin C has been infused in many skincare products, such as body lotions, deodorants, serums, facial washes, and even sunscreens. This is because vitamin C has many skincare benefits, including hydrating, improving skin texture, and reducing redness and inflammation. It also protects the skin against environmental damage.
Centella Asiatica
Cica, Gotu Kola, Tiger Grass, and Asian Pennywort are just some of the common names of Centella Asiatica. Recently, Centella Asiatica has been gaining popularity worldwide. Little did people know that it has already been used for thousands of years to improve skin health. It improves hydration, soothes irritation, and strengthens the skin barrier. Best of all, it is gentle and non-irritating, making it suitable for sensitive skin. It is also perfect for acne-prone and stressed skin.
Cherries
Yes, surprisingly. The delicious cherries on top of your banana sundae apparently have skin benefits and are not just a delicious, healthy snack.
Cherries have also become a popular ingredient in face masks. They are rich in vitamin C, which helps brighten the skin and reduce dark spots, as well as antioxidants that protect the skin from environmental damage. They also help soothe irritated or sensitive skin.
Moreover, cherries contain malic acid, an AHA, which helps exfoliate the skin, leading to a brighter complexion and improved overall texture.
Due to market demands, face masks have also evolved in terms of product design and functionality. Product designs such as 3D, hydrogel, and bio-cellulose masks enhance comfort, functionality, and effectiveness. Moreover, another indication that the design and technology of face masks have evolved is the duration for which a mask can be worn. Traditional sheet masks are usually recommended for 15-30 minutes, but now facial masks can be used for 1-2 hours to allow the skin to absorb more active ingredients. Additionally, there are sheet masks that can be removed in just a minute.
Biocrown provides OEM/ODM services for face masks. We can provide customized formulations tailored to your preferred ingredients, desired functionalities, and features. For more information, please visit our website at https://www.biocrown.com.tw/en/category/A0101.html.