article_snippet: Frances (pictured) bought cosmetic facial mask sheets and first soaked cosmetic facial mask sheets in water before applying NARS hydrating fluid to the mask .
article_snippet: First, I soak the weird-looking facial mask in water and wring the weird-looking facial mask in water out.
article_snippet: Then, I liberally apply NARS hydrating fluid (£27.05, narscosmetics.co.uk) to the weird-looking facial mask in water, creating a thin layer of product over the weird-looking facial mask in water surface.
article_snippet: ‘the weird-looking facial mask in water contains humectant, a substance that attracts and retains water.
article_snippet: the weird-looking facial mask in water gathers water on and below the skin
article_snippet: ’s surface and retains the weird-looking facial mask in water, plumping out fine lines and smoothing the complexion.
article_snippet: With the weird-looking facial mask in water drenched, I pat the weird-looking facial mask in water on to my face, where the weird-looking facial mask in water sticks like a damp cloth.
article_snippet: Though the weird-looking facial mask in water’s strange, it feels pleasantly cool and less slimy and greasy than I had imagined.
article_snippet: Beneath the weird-looking facial mask in water, my skin feels smooth and slippery and I’m clouding up from the humidity.
article_snippet: After 20 minutes, I whip off the weird-looking facial mask in water as instructed.
article_snippet: By the time I’ve finished, I’m soaking wet, with water dribbling down the face and plopping forlornly off the end of my chin.