Q&A for How to Exfoliate, Steam and Use Face Masks

Yes, this is a good idea. Steam opens up your pores while exfoliating cleans out the dirt in them, so the two in sequence are a very effective cleansing method.

Different types of facials act as remedies for different dermatological conditions or concerns. Your skin type also is important to take into consideration when choosing a facial.

You should steam and then exfoliate so as to reap the full benefits. Steaming and then exfoliating allows the pores to be fully cleaned as steaming would open the pores up, allowing the exfoliating to clean the dirt in the pores better.

You could, but be careful as to what type of oil you use. Coconut oil, for example, will clog your pores.

Yes, as long as you properly clean it off after you are finished with the face mask.

Yes, you should use toner after you wash off and dry your skin.

The pores appear smaller on the surface of the face.

Steaming opens up your pores so you can clean them more easily.

Either way is fine, apply it the way you find easiest. You should still get the same effect.

No, this will cause your face mask to stick. Just follow the steps to steam and exfoliate before the mask.

Using a face mask will help to keep your skin clear and moisturized and prevent you from getting pimples.

Yes you can. Just make sure to give your skin a minute or two in between applications and always start with a dry surface.

There is no need, just let your mask naturally dry itself. If you want to use a fan to speed up the process, you can as well.

For maximum effects, it is recommend to exfoliate first then apply a mask after. This will allow the mask to work better on very clean skin.

Yes, it is best to use warm water when washing to prevent this. Also, make sure your mask is at room temperature (unless you are using a mask meant for soothing then it may be best chilled).