【Examining the Pros and Cons of Different Face Mask Materials】

【Examining the Pros and Cons of Different Face Mask Materials】

• Non-woven Fabric
  Pros: Soft texture, strong moisturizing ability, cost-effective.
  Cons: Sizes are not uniform, cannot fit perfectly.
  

Suitable for dry and oily skin.

• Pure Cotton
  Pros: Low irritation, more eco-friendly. Due to the larger internal gaps in the mask sheet, it absorbs essence better.
  Cons: The mask sheet is relatively thin.
  

Suitable for sensitive skin

• Pulp
  Pros: Strong water absorption, and the raw materials used can reduce skin irritation.
  Cons: Easily torn during use.
  

Suitable for carrying while traveling

• Bio-cellulose
  Pros: Strong tensile strength, good elasticity, high water absorption, excellent adherence to the skin, and higher affinity with the skin.
  Cons: Expensive.
  

Suitable for those needing lifting effects

• Gel — Refreshing
  Pros: Better conforms to facial contours, the gel texture feels refreshing.
  Cons: Not suitable for long durations.
  

Suitable for oily or combination skin

• Silk Masks
  Pros: Made from natural silk, similar to the structure of human skin, fits closely to skin texture, effectively penetrates essence.
  Cons: Lower essence carrying capacity, some essence may be left in the bag or run down the neck during use, relatively high price, average cost-effectiveness.
  
• Tencel Masks
  Pros: Lightweight and nearly invisible, like a second skin. The material is fine and compact, with excellent moisture absorption capabilities, able to absorb essence up to 10 times its own weight. Natural, pure, and environmentally degradable. An upgraded version of natural silk masks.
  Cons: Not mentioned in the text.