6 Tips for Reusing Eye and Lip Masks

Whether or not you can reuse your eye and lip masks is a hot topic lately. There are many opinions on the matter, but we’re here to tell you that yes, it’s possible! If you want to find out how, read our blog post for six tips for reusing your eye and lip masks.

6 Tips for Reusing Eye and Lip Masks

Some people recommend not re-using your masks, while others find it to be a cost-saving way of using the product. There are pros and cons for both sides, but in our opinion, we see no harm in doing so as long as you know how to properly clean them between uses (which is why ‘re-use’ will always have an asterisk next to it).

For those who want more information on this subject before making their own decision, here’s what we’ve found:
Here’s what some experts say about whether or not collagen eye mask can be reused (*note that these guidelines apply only if they’re cleaned after each use):

• There seem to be mixed opinions on this matter because medical professionals suggest that you should not reuse your eye masks, while beauty experts state that as long as the mask is cleaned between each use, there are no problems.
• Some people believe it’s best to go ahead and throw out any facial sheet masks because they can’t be adequately sanitized between uses.
• Others say that because collagen provides a natural form of nourishment for our skin, then we should allow ourselves more than one chance to reap these benefits—especially when reusing the same mask will enable us to save money in the process!

6 Ways On How To Re-Use Collagen Masks

1. Apply the mask to your face first—ensuring that it is comfortably placed over all of the areas you wish to target
2. Remove after 20 minutes and pat dry with a clean towel. Allow masks to air-dry for at least 30 minutes before storing them in their container again
3. Rinse well, then store in an area where there’s plenty of fresh air circulation (also make sure they’re completely dried out)
4. You can also use these masks as facial sheet masks by placing them on top of your makeup primer or concealer during application *To get a fuller coverage from one eye mask, place it under both eyes instead of just on top like usual. After removing the other side, apply this last layer onto the other eye area
5. *If you want to reuse a lip mask, rub the excess product into your lips, then apply it again. Do not use on new areas of your mouth or over skin that is broken or irritated
6. You also can’t re-apply an old eye cream as this could cause irritation and infection

Factors to consider before reusing a collagen eye or lip masks;

• Are the eye masks or lip masks air dried?
  Air circulation is necessary to prevent bacterial growth.
• Is there any visible contamination in the product?
  If not, it can be reused. For example, makeup primer and concealer are often used on both eyes. Still, only one side of a collagen mask should be applied because they’re designed for sensitive skin with dryness concerns -If you want fuller coverage from an eye mask, place them under your makeup as well to use up more of the product.
• Can I see white residues from old products mixed when I tried reusing my mascara brush before?
  This could lead to irritation and infection if reapplied, so do not apply over this area again.
• Have all of the eye masks been stored in a dark, dry place?
  If there is no evidence of contamination and they haven’t dried out, you can reuse them.
• Are all your lip products brand new without any visible signs of wear on their surface?
  The same applies to lip masks.

Follow these tips before reusing any eye or lip masks:

Tip One: Consider reusing your old collagen masks if it’s never been opened or expired

Tip Two: Don’t use old eye masks with a lot of liquid in them because they are more likely to get into your eyes

Tip Three: If you know anyone who had surgery on their eyelids, then save any extra packs for aftercare as this area may be sensitive to contact

Tip Four: Consider using your old lip masks if they are still moist and haven’t expired, but don’t use any that smell strange or feel dried out.

Tip Five: Collagen eye masks have a shelf life of three months, so it may be best to save new ones for when you’re experiencing dryness around the eye area

Tip Six: Lip masks also expire after six months, so make sure you save some fresh ones for longer-lasting effects on older skin

What Are The Benefits Of Using Collagen Eye Masks And Lip Mask?

Many people use collagen eye masks and lip masks as it helps to provide anti-aging benefits. These masks help reduce the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, and dark circles under your eyes and plump up lips with moisture without any irritation or sensitivity issues.

They also help provide a notable boost of hydration to the eye and lip area that can’t be found in any other skincare products. Furthermore, collagen eye masks and lip masks are lightweight and comfortable to wear for extended periods.

These beauty tools are practical, easy to use, and affordable.

You can use eye masks and lip masks approximately one to two times per week. However, you can reuse the masks as long as they are clean and dry when applied again.

You may also want to remove any makeup before applying your collagen eye mask or lip mask if it is still on your skin at that time of application.

The best way is to use a tissue for removing makeup on both eyes and lips, then follow with the application of your eye mask or lip mask afterward. Doing so will help ensure no residue from previously applied products gets into contact with new ones, leading to product failure and breakouts in these sensitive areas. We don’t usually see elsewhere like our forehead or chin area.

Final Words

Suppose you are new to using these beauty products as part of your daily skincare routine, best to start with smaller pieces of the eye masks and lip masks. That way, you can try them out for a few days and see how your skin reacts to them. If there are any concerns or adverse reactions, it’s easy enough to stop using the products without feeling like they were wasted on trying something that didn’t work for you.