Do you use the Glokore Therapy Mask before or after skincare?

I do the exact same order as you, wash first then mask then serums. Ive seen people say putting on a thin layer of serum before the mask helps the light absorb better or something, but honestly I tried it once and it just felt weird having stuff on my face under the mask. I think as long as the skin is clean youre getting the benefits either way.

Wash first, mask, then the rest of your routine is how I’ve always done it. I tried putting a serum on before the mask once and didn’t notice any difference, so I stopped bothering. The light does its thing regardless of what order you layer stuff in.

The way you’re doing it sounds pretty standard to me. I think the order matters less than just making sure your face is clean and dry so the light can actually get through. I’ve been using it for a few months now and I just stick to cleansing first and then moving on to everything else after. It’s been working fine.

I think the whole before or after thing gets way more complicated than it needs to be. I have had mine for a few months now and I just do it on clean, dry skin exactly like you described. I do make sure my face is really clean though, because I feel like any leftover makeup or sunscreen might block the light from doing its thing. I tried doing a serum underneath once just to see what the fuss was about, but honestly it just felt like my skin was sticky when I put the mask on, so I went back to doing it first thing after cleansing.

The way I see it, the light is doing its own job at the skin level and my other stuff is doing something different. As long as I am consistent with it a few times a week, I notice a difference. I would just stick with what you are doing if it feels good and you are seeing results.

Bare skin after cleansing is the right call. Anything heavy under the mask just blocks the light from doing its thing. I’ve been doing it that way for months and the results have been consistent. No reason to complicate it.

Your routine sounds fine honestly. I think the main thing is that the mask needs to sit on clean skin so the light can actually penetrate instead of bouncing off a bunch of product layers.

I tried the whole serum-first thing once because I read about it somewhere, and I honestly couldn’t tell a difference. Maybe it helped the serum absorb better from the warmth or whatever, but I wasn’t seeing any major change in how my skin felt afterward. So I just went back to bare skin after cleansing because it’s simpler.

The only thing I’d say is don’t pile on anything heavy before the mask. That just feels like it’s blocking the light for no reason. Doing serum and moisturizer after makes way more sense to me since your skin is probably a bit warm and open to absorbing stuff anyway. You’re not missing out on results.

The mask is designed to go on clean bare skin. I have no idea why you would want to put anything underneath it because that is just going to block the light. You are doing it right. Keep it simple and just do your serums after you are done with the session.