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If you do venture out wearing masks and gloves, here’s how to clean them, when to dispose of them, and why you ultimately shouldn’t fear harboring the coronavirus on the rest of your clothes.

And if you use your mask in the morning, always finish with a broad-spectrum face sunscreen. “A light-therapy face mask can make the skin more sensitive to UV exposure,” says Dr. Collins.

Next, put your LED face mask on its stand or a clean dry surface and leave it to air dry. If the outside of your mask is looking grubby, you can also give it a wipe down as described above.

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Reusing an N95 mask — and when not to To reuse N95 masks as safely as possible, avoid touching the front outer part of the mask when putting it on, Marr said.