Definition

Noun: A thick, paste-like cosmetic preparation applied to the face, typically left on for a period to cleanse, tone, or treat the skin before being rinsed off.

Usage

A "face pack" is a type of skincare product used in a beauty or self-care routine. It is applied to clean skin, allowed to dry or set, and then removed. Its primary purpose is to deeply cleanse, exfoliate, or provide specific treatments to the facial skin.

Examples

• After a long week, she enjoyed applying a soothing face pack.
• This clay face pack is excellent for absorbing excess oil.
• For best results, use a hydrating face pack once a week.

Advanced Usage

• "To apply a face pack": To put the product onto the skin.
  • She applied the cooling face pack before her evening bath.
• "To remove/rinse off a face pack": To take the product off the skin after the recommended time.
  • After 15 minutes, gently rinse off the face pack with warm water.

Variants and Related Words

• Face mask (n): A very common synonym for "face pack." The terms are often used interchangeably, though "face mask" is more frequent in modern usage.
  • She bought a sheet face mask for quick hydration.
• Mud pack (n): A specific type of face pack made primarily from clay or mud.
  • The spa treatment included a purifying mud pack.

Synonyms

• Facial mask
• Clay mask
• Treatment mask

Related Phrases

• Pore-cleansing pack: A face pack specifically formulated to clean and minimize the appearance of pores.
• Exfoliating pack: A face pack designed to remove dead skin cells from the surface of the skin.

Noun

1. a cream that cleanses and tones the skin