Ensuring your mask isn’t too big from the outset will help you avoid having to constantly pull your mask back up over your nose and prevent gaps from forming at the sides and bottom. On the flip ...

Make your mask. 1. Cut the bottom off a folded coffee filter. Keep the top part – you’ll need it for the filter in your mask. 2. Lay a bandana or 20” x 20” T-shirt flat in a rectangle.

Along with your go-to cleansing and hydrating routine, you can't go wrong with an overnight face mask when. Our skin needs a little extra TLC every now and then, especially during the summer.

Here's how to make your own cloth mask. Amid a shortage of medical-grade masks, federal guidelines now recommend everyone wear face coverings out in public. Sign Up for Our Ideas Newsletter POV ...

Here are some facts to consider when choosing a mask A combination of four images shows a surgical mask (top right), a self-made protective mask (top left), a FFP3 Respirator mask (bottom left ...

Eyeball a midway point. From the middle, sew a straight line across the mask, about ¼” above the bottom edge of the fabric, toward the bottom left-hand corner. Remove any pins as you sew past them.

Make your mask. 1. Cut the bottom off a folded coffee filter. Keep the top part – you’ll need it for the filter in your mask. 2. Lay a bandana or 20” x 20” T-shirt flat in a rectangle.