What is used to prevent mass products from adhering to the skin and dripping down during a treatment?

Gauze or cheesecloth is typically used during treatments to create a barrier that prevents mass products from adhering directly to the skin and dripping. This material is effective because it is thin and allows for some breathability while still providing enough coverage to contain products during application. It absorbs excess product, minimizing any mess and ensuring that the treatment remains targeted to the desired areas without causing drippage.

Both cotton pads and facial masks also serve specific functions in skincare but do not provide the same level of protective coverage and absorption as gauze or cheesecloth during treatments involving mass products. In contrast, Saran wrap is not typically used in professional settings for such treatments, as it can inhibit skin breathing and may lead to unwanted sweating or heat buildup. Therefore, the use of gauze or cheesecloth is the most appropriate and effective choice for managing product application in this context.