How To Treat ‘Maskne’

A good foaming cleanser will help keep your skin clean and calm. If your skin is more acne-prone, it is recommended to look for something with salicylic acid.

Occasionally washing your face with a dandruff shampoo that has ketoconazole or selenium sulfide in it can also be calming for the skin and help remove excess yeast buildup – especially around the nose and mouth.

It’s common for people to treat their maskne with products that contain benzoyl peroxide. If you go this route, just be aware that benzoyl peroxide may bleach or stain the fabric of your mask.

Still, the best way to approach maskne, especially if it’s uncontrollable, is to seek professional help.

At Shinagawa, we have skin experts and advanced treatments that can deal with your maskne.

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