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Acne Treatment with Facial Masks
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Summary: Remove the facial mask used for acne treatment. Learn about facial skin care in this free video on acne treatments.
Marry Ann is a professional cosmetician who has worked for many years in "Sedona Spa" at Los Abrigados resort in Sedona, Arizona.read more
"So now that the mask is set for about 5 minutes, we're going to go ahead. We're going to go ahead and we're just going to take the mask off and apply a nice finishing cream. Take a deep breath for me in and out. Use the pads to start pulling the mask. Especially around the edges. Around the nose area and then use the towel. But just a little bit warmer. And we'll finish lifting all the product off. At this point, we've removed the product. We are going to add a moisturizing cream to finish our facial. This product is made specifically for a facial that is definitely an acne facial. So, it's more of a dry cream. We are not adding a lot of oil to the skin. Because you basically want the skin to not be absorbing a lot of oil. Just enough moisture so it stays hydrated. O.K. feeling good? O.K. I am going to lift you up up 1,2,3. Thank you."
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