Difference Between Children’s Face Mask and Adult Face Mask

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Difference Between Children’s Face Mask and Adult Face Mask – In this blog post I will share the difference between a child’s face mask and an adult face mask.

Difference Between Children’s Face Mask and An Adult Face Mask

It is very simple! It all comes down to the SIZE of the Face Mask! The Children’s Face Mask is made and geared for the size of a child and an Adult Face Masks is geared to fit an adult.

Difference Between Children's Face Mask and Adult Face Mask - In this blog post I will share the difference between a child's face mask and an adult face mask.

The mask making process is the same! Just the size of the face is not. The Child’s face mask uses less fabric, thread and elastic than an adult face mask. So it all comes down to size!

Adult Face Masks usually fit most! I know some of the ones out there for adults, barely fit me! That is why at SteveZ MaskZ, I make my face masks bigger than most other face masks. I even use longer elastic than most.

I have only made adult size face masks right now, I haven’t made an child’s face masks yet.

If and adult is small enough, they just might be able to fit a child-size face mask.

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