Nonwoven fabrics manufactured by the melt blowing method are used to make surgical masks. In affluent nations, they generally supplanted cotton facemasks once they were introduced in the 1960s. The coloured side of the mask (fluid-repellant layer), which is typically dark blue, green, or occasionally yellow, should be worn outwards and the white side (absorbent layer), inside out.
People who are ill in several East Asian nations frequently wear masks as a custom to prevent the spread of their illness, to guard against air pollution or allergens, as a fashion statement, or to avoid social engagement. Given that Surgical Masks shortage was a major problem during the COVID-19 epidemic, the usage of surgical masks was a topic of discussion. To hide identity, surgical mask may also be worn. Banks, convenience stores, and other establishments in the United States have prohibited their use as a result of persistent criminal activity, however facemasks are still permitted because of the COVID-19 epidemic. The government attempted to outlaw the use of surgical mask during the Hong Kong protests where some protesters used them to prevent being recognised.
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