I hope we all don't expect miracles from face masks? Plastic surgery or serious cosmetic procedures can do wonders, but as an additional home care, why not use such cloth masks. Initially, I was confused by the word "cryptomeria". I heard about cryptocurrency, but not about cryptomeria) Wikipedia suggested that, it turns out, cryptomeria is an evergreen tree of the cypress family or Japanese cedar. Phytoncides, famous for their bactericidal properties, and a number of other substances contained in conifers should have a beneficial effect on the skin. Feels like: the mask is a little cold. Apparently contains some kind of essence. After use, it is recommended to rub the residues into the face, but I would not advise doing this, because the face looks greasy. It seems to me that the optimal use would be to make a mask for 4 hours before an important event, to engage in active physical exercises, and then wash and apply makeup. The face will be refreshed and rested.
