2020, regardless of who you are, has given us a lot of unexpected curveballs, including #maskne, a now trending hashtag that wouldn’t have made any sense to our 2019 minds. Of course, #maskne is not only prevalent in most beauty conversations today, but many of us are struggling with mask-induced acne ourselves, especially on our chins and cheeks. With much of the world’s population wearing masks and facial coverings on a regular daily basis, our global skin is reacting in a less than desirable way.
In fact, many of us who haven’t ever had acne, or at least haven’t struggled with it for years, are now faced with trying to tackle the inflammation and redness caused by #maskne.