Face masks have been made for centuries. Some have been more successful than others but all are effective in preventing and reducing facial swelling, redness, itching and pain. Most masks are made from a thick liquid which is injected into the wrinkles to reduce their appearance until they resolve themselves.

It's also very important to choose a fabric that allows sebum to move freely through it because if too much sebum builds up it will clog the respiratory droplets.

A heavy duty mask would be perfect for someone with face swelling, redness and breathing issues. Each of these different types of threads has different properties and thread count affects each. Some of the best ingredients to look for in thread count are Shea butter, Cynergy TK and avocado oil.

The other important factor in mask material is permeability. Sealing is important but what about the rest of the components? A good example is face masks made with metal beads. Segal beads allow some of the dirt to move out of the pores while keeping perspiration and oils at bay. The number of layers can affect how effectively these products work as some can trap perspiration underneath which can result in dampness and clogged pores.

Lastly, we're going to talk about cleansing. Sealed or certified air-purifiers should be able to remove contaminants like smoke, dust mite feces and allergens from the air and keep them from entering the respiratory droplets. This is a vital step in keeping the user comfortable and keeps them free of irritation. Most brands will list the percentage of purified air in the product and the most appropriate product for a particular user.