Can a sheet mask every day create baby-soft skin like Park Bo-gum’s?

Article Summary

Starting with Park Bo-gum using a facial mask on television, the article examines the benefits and limits of a daily mask habit. The column describes masks as supplementary care for hydration and soothing, noting that increasing frequency in itself does not guarantee skin improvement.

For sensitive skin, the possibility of irritation from repeated exposure to ingredients such as fragrance or alcohol should be considered. It also calls for caution about leaving masks on too long or excessively occluding the skin, and suggests not maintaining the same routine unchanged when the skin becomes sensitive.

It distinguishes the temporary tightening sensation of a mask wrapped around the jawline from elasticity care through medical procedures. The message is to choose according to skin condition, ingredients, and purpose, and observe the response, rather than simply follow another person’s routine.