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Keeping your skin clean and clear can be a real challenge. While it’s important that you wash your face at the end of each day, washing itself isn’t going to dig into your pores and excise all the tiny dirt particles that are trapped inside irritating your skin, accumulating oil and bacteria. For that, you'll need a good face mask. Gelatin face masks are among the most popular type of DIY face masks because they’re easy to make, easy to apply, and easy to wash off. Overall, they do an outstanding job of cleansing your face. We're going to take a close look at DIY gelatin face masks and see if we can figure out what makes them so effective. What Are Gelatin Face Masks and the Benefits A gelatin face mask is a mixture of gelatin powder and other ingredients that you apply to your face on a weekly or bi-weekly basis. Its job is to grab hold of the pollutants hiding in your pores and pull them out. A gelatin face mask provides a whole another layer of cleanliness as well as other benefits including: •Smoother skin - One of the jobs of the gelatin face mask is to exfoliate your skin. Once your face is shorn of dead skin cells, it will look and feel smoother. •Tighter skin - Exfoliating all the dirt, toxins, and dead skin cells from your face will reinvigorate the skin. The underlying layer that comes to the fore will be more supple and tighter than the dirty, loose skin it’s replacing. •Helps prevent acne - A gelatin face mask pulls dirt and environmental pollutants from your pores. But just as important is the fact that it clears your pores of excess oil and bacteria that can cause acne. •Gets rid of blackheads - Few things are more effective at removing blackheads than a good gelatin mask. •Promotes collagen growth - A good gelatin face mask will promote the production of collagen in the underlying layers. A gelatin face mask is for digging down deep into the pores and pulling out the dirt, blackheads, and toxins. You should use a gelatin face mask once every week or two weeks in order to cleanse your skin of deep-seated dirt and toxins that your cleanser can't remove. If you leave these things inside your pores, they'll do permanent damage to it and likely lead to pimples or acne or other types of blemishes. A gelatin face mask works by adhering to the skin and forming a vacuum between the mask and the skin, when the mask is pulled off the vacuum sucks out dirt, oil, environmental toxins, and whatever else has taken up residence in the pores. Removing the mask also removes any dead or dying skin cells from your face allowing a new, healthier layer of skin to come to the fore. If you care about your skin, you shouldn't wait until you have a problem to use a gelatin face mask. Instead, you should incorporate it into your regular skincare routine.