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face mask
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Europe
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Worn by healthcare workers or during illness to prevent the spread of germs
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1
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2
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face masks
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Europe
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Face masks are used for pampering and relaxation, often as part of a spa experience.
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1
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3
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face masks
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Europe
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Worn during pandemics and flu seasons for personal protection
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1
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4
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face masks
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Europe
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Not typically worn in everyday public settings outside of healthcare environments
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1
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5
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face masks
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Europe
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Often associated with medical treatment and illness, leading to stigma around wearing them in public
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1
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6
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face masks
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Europe
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Usage has historically been less common, but has become more accepted during public health crises
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1
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7
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facial masks
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Eastern European countries
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Facial masks are sometimes associated with home remedies passed down through generations, focusing on natural ingredients and healing properties.
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1
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8
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gas masks
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Europe
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Associated with military and emergency preparedness
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1
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9
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using face masks
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Europe
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Historically associated with medical settings or certain industrial work
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1
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10
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wearing masks
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Europe
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Wearing masks in non-healthcare settings was uncommon before the COVID-19 pandemic, and there may be a sense of unease or self-consciousness associated with doing so.
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