I'll show you an easy way to use a modeling pack.

My skin is combination type, so I have a lot of breakouts and large pores.
Going to a dermatologist for treatments every time requires making time and is also financially burdensome, so I tend to try to do a lot of home care.
Among them, modeling packs are the best item for achieving dermatologist-quality results at home at a great value.
These days, modeling pack ingredients and tools are easily available, so you can do it simply as a home care routine. I'll share some great tips for using a modeling pack!

First, the ratio of the modeling pack paste is important.
The ratio of powder to water is usually about 1:0.8.
When you scoop it with a spatula, it shouldn't flow down, but rather drop with a distinct thud.
Do not pour all the water at once; adjust the consistency by mixing little by little.

Please use cold water.

Since modeling packs harden quickly, you need to finish within 1 to 2 minutes.
Please apply in the order of cheeks, chin, forehead, and nose.
Also, if you apply it too thinly to the edges, it will stick to the skin, become messy, and be difficult to peel off later, so if you apply it thickly to the edges, it will peel off cleanly in one go.
It is best to peel the pack off from bottom to top.