Using an anti wrinkle mask is one of the best wrinkle reduction tips put there.
The difference between using a mask and a regular face cream is of course that the mask will be in a thicker layer on the skin, which encourages greater absorption of the nutrients in it.
What to Avoid There are a lot of ingredients that you typically find in anti wrinkle masks that aren't necessarily the best things for your skin.
Here are a few ingredients to avoid.
-Mineral oil can promote skin aging because it blocks the pores and interferes with the skin's ability to get rid of toxins.
-Parabens are known to cause skin irritation, and recent studies suggest they may even cause cancer.
-Alcohols strip the skin of its natural oils and can cause irritation, dryness and wrinkles.
(Except stearyl and cetearyl alcohol which are waxes) Ingredients to Look For Most great ingredients for an anti wrinkle mask are completely natural and rich in antioxidants.
Things to look for are repairing proteins, healing plant extracts, vitamins, natural plant oils, waxes and silicones, and coenzyme Q10.
There should be high amounts of even the best ingredients, as too small amounts make the product ineffective.
Different Types of Masks You can choose to use a cleansing face mask, or maybe a deeply hydrating mask, which will both have great anti wrinkle effects.
A deep cleansing mask will get rid of toxins and nourish the skin, if it is made with ingredients like Kaolin, Bentone gel, Macadamia oil and Active manuka honey.
With the right properties it will be both purifying and moisturizing.
A hydrating mask will give your skin a boost in hydration, and give your skin extra help to regenerate itself.
It should be made of ingredients like Cynergy TK, Rigin, Avocado oil and Active manuka honey.
A good idea for optimal anti wrinkle effect is to use the masks every other week, so you cleanse one week and hydrate the next.