How to use face masks to maximize skin hydration

I have combination skin that is severely dry on the inside.
So I use face masks often.
I’d like to share my routine for fully replenishing moisture deep within the skin with just one sheet mask.

First, for the active ingredients in a mask pack to be absorbed properly, you need to open up the pathways in the skin.

If there are impurities or thick dead skin cells on the skin surface, the essence will not be absorbed and will just sit on the surface, so please refine your skin texture first with a gentle peeling gel or toner pad.
Rather than applying a face mask immediately to a dry face after cleansing, you should apply it after moistening your skin with a hydrating toner so that the ingredients are delivered more effectively through osmosis!
Apply the remaining essence in the pouch over the mask, or pat it onto your face once more after removing the mask to help it absorb.

It doesn't end just because you've removed the mask pack.
We need to trap the absorbed moisture.
Since face masks are primarily water-based, you must apply an oil-based cream or lotion on top to form a moisture locking barrier so that hydration lasts overnight.

I also put the pack in the refrigerator before using it.
You can also experience swelling relief and a cooling effect!