Face Masks

Lululemon’s Face Mask Feels Like Leggings for Your Face

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I was worried about the strap construction, but it’s great for double masking and offers a really nice and secure fit, too.

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It feels like everyone is making face masks these days, and they all have their unique twists and innovations. If there was one brand I’ve been waiting on to drop a face mask, it’s Lululemon. Thankfully, they just came out with some, and they have quickly become my new favorite. I’d describe them as a Lululemon legging, just one you get to wear on your face.

Lululemon’s face mask has two straps: one to be placed around the back of your head, and one around your neck—kind of like an N95 mask. At first, I was slightly skeptical of this construction, as I typically wear masks with ear loops, but I soon came to realize the advantages of this strap situation. If you are going on a run with earbuds in, the mask won’t get in the way or cause them to fall out. It’s also great if you’re planning on wearing the mask for a long period of time. Since the mask doesn’t rest on your ears, there is no way for it to cause ear pain. But what I love most about this mask is how secure it ultimately fits. Especially with the advent of double masking, this is a perfect one for the job, but even alone, it’s great for running or for any time you don’t want to worry about adjusting your mask.

Double Strap Face Mask 3 Pack

The mask itself is made out of Ultralu™ fabric, a blend of Nylon and Lycra® elastane that is smooth and stretchy, and easily contours to the shape of your face. There is a seam in the center that helps provide shape and lifts the mask a bit away from your mouth. The mask is machine washable, and comes in plenty of different colors (with more launching soon).

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Whether you’re going for a run, or just a walk to the store, this is one of the most comfortable face masks I’ve tried.

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