Lindo Silimask – Reusable Anti-Wrinkle Silicone Face Mask Holder for Sheet Masks, Moisturizing Facial Mask Cover, Prevent Evaporation, Beauty Face Tool, Travel Pouch Included, 2 Pack

Really works!
This is great to wear over a face mask. It holds them in place and allows more of the ingredients to get into your skin. After a while the back of your ears get a little sore. But totally worth it.

Good for sheet masks, but not the solution for those looking for a sweating effect on your face.
UPDATED REVIEW:I have started using sheet masks on my face and these work great for that purpose. They say not to leave a sheet mask on for more than 30 minutes because once it starts drying out, it actually pulls moisture out of your face into the mask. By putting this silicone mask over a sheet mask, I believe you could keep the sheet mask moist all day, if you could stand to wear it that long. No joke – the first time I took mine off after an hour, the sheet mask was almost as wet as it was when I took it out of the bag. There is still a matter of the ear loops hurting after a little while, but it’s not unbearable. What helps me is, instead of pulling the ear loops all the way to the bottom back of the ears (where the ear meets my head), I put them half way up and let them rest on the cartilage.For those curious about the single use plastic liners I noted below – they work great and are exactly what I was looking for. After cleansing my face in the shower, I put on my serum, cover with the liner while I go do stuff for 10-15 minutes, then take it off and do the rest of my face routine. Sometimes I also put them on after Nivea Creme or CeraVe ointment, but it’s really unnecessary, since those are occlusive already.ORIGINAL REVIEW:Short version:If you’re looking for something to keep your sheet masks in place for an hour or two, these should work (the ear loops do get uncomfortable and/or painful after a while).If you’re looking for something to put over your serums, creams, lotions, etc that will create a sweating effect underneath, keeping your skin warm and your pores open so you can absorb more of the product – this isn’t it. There was no sweating effect after I took the mask off and my face was dry.Long version:I love skincare products and how soft they make my skin feel (well, the right ones, anyway). I’ve always used face creams/lotions, but only in the last year did I get serious about anti-aging, etc aspects of it. I’m now 39 and my face hasn’t been this soft since I was a teenager. With that said, I’m constantly reading about skincare online and I’m open to ways to improve my routine.I recently learned about slugging (my skin loves it!), and I got this mask specifically with that in mind. When I slug (I use Nivea Creme, because it also contains water, and hydration is very important), my face feels greasy and sticky for hours (until I’m ready to roll over and go to sleep, at which time I reach for a Kleenex and gently tap over my face to absorb some of the excess grease I don’t want to get all over my hair and pillowcase).The first time I used this mask, I did my usual PM routine (wash face, homemade PM face cream + hyaluronic acid serum, spray face with a fine mist of water, then 10-15 minutes later add a layer of Nivea Creme on top), put the mask on, waited a couple of hours, then took the mask off. The parts of my face that were underneath the mask were dry – there was definitely no sweating underneath, and my skin didn’t feel like I slugged at all (as opposed to my neck, which was uncovered and still very greasy.) The next night, I repeated the process, but only kept the mask on for an hour – same thing happened. I was baffled – my skin wasn’t greasy, the mask didn’t feel greasy, so where did all of the product go?? I know my skin didn’t absorb it all, and Nivea Creme works as an occlusive and not all of its ingredients are meant to be or can be absorbed by the skin (hence, it works well for slugging). Baffling.So, my search for the facial sauna effect continued.After my experience with disposable plastic foot and hand liners (see below) producing generous sweating when applied over creams/lotions, I decided to try these sheet masks: https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B09KV1Y1DD/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_i_QSZRDJ20WG3C1PSDJ7TW . They’re not due to arrive until tomorrow, but I have no doubt that they will do exactly what I need them to do. (The reason I initially opted for these silicone masks was for less waste and no reoccurring expenses.)For anyone interested, I use these type of foot liners (https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B07GD1V2DS/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_i_A2K7WTR1AXS0M4DTV6AR?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1) and these type of hand liners (https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B0876T2HGL/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_i_P9M5RN8QVVQTPDCVZ70E?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1)(In an effort to try something less messy and wasteful, I’m currently waiting to try gel lined socks and gloves.)

For small-medium sized heads
This works as expected but will be too tight around the ears if you have a medium/large sized head. I wear hat size 6 & 7/8 and I still had to cut the ear holes at the designated areas to the largest available. After cutting them larger it fit perfectly. It was tight enough to stay in place and hold my sheet mask but did not hurt my ears even after wearing for 30 minutes. The mask is not the soft touch silicone but works well for the price point.

YOU NEED!!!!!!!
Okay maybe it seems like an unnecessary product but I promise you this is a game changer. I love face masks but I don’t like that I have to just lay on my back the whole time. Sometimes I have things to do! With these you can just put ur mask on, put this over and go about your business. You can lay, walk around, do dishes or whatever and you don’t have to worry about your mask coming off. It also keeps the moisture LOCKED IN! The only downside is the ear straps can be a teensy weensy bit tight but just make sure you adjust them to your ears as best as you can and honestly after a few minutes you won’t even notice it at all. Overall, 100/10 you need this! Get it! I use mine every time I do a face mask and it’s def worth it!