What is the Multi-Masking Skincare Trend?

Multi-Masking Tutorial:

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   Treating Dull, Aging Skin

   For aging skin skin that looks tired and dull, a nourishing mask is ideal for 'the base'. Astara's Nourishing Vitamin Mask contains a blend of hydrating botanicals, natural phospholipids, vitamins and essential oils to revitalize and regenerate the skin, making a great all-over base.

   Apply this white base to your face as per the image, leaving any blemish prone areas blank. For a bit of 'dot therapy', dab Astara's Blue Flame Purification Mask onto the cheeks and forehead, where spots may appear. This anti-bacterial mask draws out impurities and deeply extracts and purifies open pores.

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   Treating the Forehead, Cheeks and Jawline

   The forehead, nose, upper cheeks and jawline are all prone to different skin concerns, therefore using this 'stripe' method is extremely beneficial. Firstly, use Astara's Activated Sea Mineral Mask to gently exfoliate the skin while delivering vital nutrition. By applying this to the upper third of the face, those stubborn forehead lines benefit cellular renewal and increased circulation.

   The cheeks and nose area will benefit from the Blue Flame Purification Mask, due to it's blemish attacking ingredients. The jawline responds really well to the Astara Green Papaya Nutrient Mask, as this green colored mask is gentle enough for more sensitive skin types, and has exceptional skin refining properties.

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   Treating Blemish Prone Skin

   Blemish prone skin benefits from the Blue Flame Purification Mask applied all over the face as the main 'base'. The herbal and plant substances infused into the light blue mask gives incredible anti-microbial benefits, whilst deeply extracting and purifying pores.

   To infuse some hydration and gentle exfoliation, apply a dab of the Green Papaya Nutrient Mask to the tops of the cheeks right the way up to the temples. The combination of the blue and green will fight those pesky breakouts, along with revealing brightened, renewed skin.