Patheon Mask Pack, good for soothing skin troubles

I'm not sure if it's due to the changing seasons or the weather, but small bumps have started appearing on my skin. My skin is very sensitive (severe allergies to ingredients that don't agree with me, and it flares up when I'm not feeling well) and extremely dry. Since my skin gets so dry in the winter that it feels like it's going to tear, I am paying the utmost attention to moisturizing.

In winter, due to the nature of my dry skin, I tend to get a lot of small, bumpy skin, and at my worst, I often get pimples on my chin and under my nose, so I am paying close attention to managing my skin troubles.

I went to buy a face mask and decided to purchase one from Patheon after seeing that it was labeled as a soothing mask for troubled skin. It is the Patheon Noscarinane Trouble Serum Mask, and I bought it thinking it would be really good for acne, just like the name suggests.

First off, the mask sheet seems to be on the slightly thicker side. I would say it is thinner than Abib mask packs but thicker than Mediheal mask packs. Despite being a bit thick, the mask adheres well to the skin, so it sticks firmly.

I looked it up and heard that the Patheon Noscarine Trouble Serum Mask is good for soothing acne-prone skin. After using it myself, I found it to be effective for calming the skin, so I think it would be good for sensitive, acne-prone skin as well.

I generally have very few blemishes, but I am bothered by the occasional small bumps that pop up, so I think I will be using this product often.

I applied a very light layer of toner, put on the Patheon Noscarinane Trouble Serum Mask, and left it on for about 20 minutes. I liked that the moisture lasted until I took it off. I think it is a great product for dry skin to use for hydration. I recommend it to anyone who is stressed by occasional breakouts. It is also reasonably priced, so I think it is a good product with great value for money.