Q&A for How to Make an Egg Facial Mask

Shower after. If you shower before, the eggs will have nothing to "grab onto". After, you want the mask to be well and truly off your face, and a shower can help with that.

Do not use warm water as this makes the egg stick to your face. Use soap and cool to cold water.

You can use any that works well for you, but if you use olive or coconut oil in the mask and then use an oil infused moisturizer, it could cause breakouts if you have oily or combination skin.

No, because it has too much oil in it. The simple mask works because the lemon juice acts as an astringent, while the honey will help clear out the acne-causing bacteria.

If you can and you have the necessary ingredients, then it's necessary. However if you don't have the necessary ingredients or time, then make it frequent but not every day.

It's up to you. You should do it after washing your face, which is normally done in the morning and evening. Most people use masks in the evening, as that is when they have the most time.

You can but it's recommended that you use a darkly colored glass bottle, not plastic, for purity. Definitely use within a few days because the oil properties will lessen with time and heat. It is best to only make enough for use each day but understandably, when life is busy it can be easier to make more in advance.

You should always discard the used facial mask because it will have the bacteria from your previous facial.

No, you can't, because it is a face mask. Use borax or cornstarch to make slime.

Yes, that's where most blackheads are, so you want your nose to clean and clear too. Just don't go around the nostrils.

If you get the mask in your eyes, it will be very irritating. If you ingest it, the raw egg in the mask can cause food poisoning.

Any facial moisturizer will work, because the egg whites will remove any oiliness and your face will feel a bit dry.

It will get rid of acne marks and clogged pores, and may gradually fade freckles, so yes, it will bleach your skin a little, especially if you use the mask frequently.

No. Sugar does not have the same antibacterial and soothing properties as honey.

The longest I would say is a day or two, because it can get hard and it might make your fridge smell.

After washing off the mask, your face will feel soft and delicate. Then, after a couple times of trying this method you will see changes and healthier looking skin.

No, this egg mask can't change your skin color.

It is recommended to use face masks once or twice a week. You can adjust this to your personal preference.

No, you should rinse it off, as the articles says. If you don't, it would probably stain your pillowcase, and you wouldn't get much extra benefit from it.

Yes, you can use them both on the same day.

Yes you can, just make sure you moisturize your skin after with a moisturizer.

Sadly, no, this does not help with severe acne.

Once or twice a week. More than twice a week would irritate your skin and make it more oily.

No, because the sugar grains would clog your pores and it’ll be too rough on your delicate skin.

Any honey is fine, as long as you are able to mix it with the other ingredients.