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Remember leaving the house in 2019? It went something like this: Shower, get dressed, throw on some concealer and Glossier Haloscope, stash your wallet and keys in your purse, hit the road. Maybe you would return home and wind down with a face mask after a long day. Simpler times. In 2020, we’re keeping the makeup in the medicine cabinet — because our mugs are always shielded by a different type of mask when it’s time to run everyday errands.
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the world, and although restrictions have relaxed in many areas, the virus remains an incredibly real threat. By now you’re likely aware of how to minimize the spread: Wash your hands (and always have a portable sanitizer on deck), maintain social distance in public and wear a face covering. According to the CDC, non-medical masks worn over the nose and mouth areas are essential in keeping infection rates down. The only issue? Finding a suitable face mask!
Get the Bloch Soft Stretch Reusable Face Mask (Pack of 3) starting at just $22 at Amazon! Please note, prices are accurate at the date of publication, September 4, 2020, but are subject to change.
From the drugstore to the department store, it seems like every brand has taken a turn at creating a face covering — but we’re all about simple and quality options. This customer-favorite pick from Amazon is the latest piece we’re adding to our ever-growing collection, and with good reason. It’s stretchy, breathable and includes two layers of odor-resistant fabric. The mask is designed to contour to your face for an optimal fit, which is a major plus. After some trial and error, we can safely say that a mask that doesn’t fit properly is just the worst, so it’s crucial to invest in one with adjustable ear loops.
This bestselling mask is machine-washable and reusable, which means you’re getting substantial value from your purchase. Each package contains three masks, and as they are unisex, you can share with other family members — or save them all for yourself.
Get the Bloch Soft Stretch Reusable Face Mask (Pack of 3) starting at just $22 at Amazon! Please note, prices are accurate at the date of publication, September 4, 2020, but are subject to change.
Shoppers claim this face covering is ultra-comfortable and an upgrade from homemade masks. In fact, one happy customer noted that their glasses fog far less since they received their order in the mail. Amazon reviewers with varying face shapes all found a suitable fit with these masks — and we’re ready to join the club.
See it: Get the Bloch Soft Stretch Reusable Face Mask (Pack of 3) starting at just $22 at Amazon! Please note, prices are accurate at the date of publication, September 4, 2020, but are subject to change.
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