Types of Facial Masks and Their Characteristics

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What are the preferred and most common types of masks based on?

Smectite and kaolin clay combinations with and without gums and polymers

What is a concern associated with the latex face mask?

It may pose a health concern

What has replaced the vinyl resin masks?

Facial strips containing fast-drying resins

What do the hydrocolloid masks lack compared to clay masks?

Luxurious feel and following

What is an essential characteristic of a contemporary mask according to the text?

It should produce a tightening or therapeutic sensation

Which of the following is NOT an essential consideration in formulating a contemporary mask?

Having an earthy odor

What is a requirement for the feel of skin, hair, or scalp after using a contemporary mask?

No perceptible modification

What characteristic must a contemporary mask NOT possess?

Gritty particles

What are the primary ingredients of a clay mask?

Bentonite and kaolin clays

What have bentonite gels been described as in relation to the skin?

Soothing

What is a significant role of bentonite in dermatological preparations?

Treating acne

What is a characteristic of bentonite in water?

It forms a colloidal dispersion

What is the most significant step in formulating the mask with bentonite?

Proper hydration of the bentonite

What influences the viscosity of the bentonite dispersion?

Addition of electrolytes

What may result from failure to properly hydrate the smectite clay in the mask formulation?

Formula instability

What does bentonite do to suspend particulates in the mask formulation?

Suspends particulates

What is the most significant step in formulating a mask with bentonite?

Proper hydration of the bentonite

What influences the viscosity of the bentonite dispersion?

The addition of electrolytes

What characteristic does bentonite impart to the mask formulation?

Suspended particulates

What may result from failure to properly hydrate the smectite clay in the mask formulation?

Formula instability and separation

Why are rubber-based face masks not currently popular?

They may cause contact dermatitis due to residual accelerators

What is the most serious concern associated with natural rubber latex in face masks?

It can cause severe allergic reactions

What is the purpose of deproteinized natural latex in face mask formulation?

To minimize the risk of allergic reactions

Why are rubber masks not perceived as 'natural'?

Due to the presence of residual accelerators causing contact dermatitis

What is the primary film-former in vinyl masks?

Polyvinyl alcohol

What sensation do vinyl masks not provide, unlike clay masks?

Psychological sensation

What has effectively replaced vinyl masks for pulling out impurities and blackheads?

Hydrocolloid masks

What are contemporary face strips primarily made from?

Hydrocolloid

What is the primary function of hydrocolloid masks?

Providing a sensation of tightness through gel shrinkage

What is the main purpose of adding common humectants to hydrocolloid masks?

Enhancing the film's plasticity

What distinguishes hydrocolloid masks from clay masks?

Lack of sensation of tightness

What contributes to the sensation of tightness provided by hydrocolloid masks?

The shrinking of the gel upon dehydration

Explore the different types of facial masks, including clay-based masks, wax masks, latex face masks, and facial strips. Learn about their application, feel, and potential health concerns.

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