1. Choose a mask that fits your face. The mask should not be too large or too small, and it should fit snugly without being uncomfortable.
2. Position the mask correctly. The mask should be centered on your face, with the eye holes aligned with your eyes.
3. Adjust the straps. The straps should be tight enough to hold the mask in place, but not so tight that they cause discomfort.
4. Put on the mask before beginning your performance. This will help to create a sense of separation between you and your character.
5. Remove the mask immediately after your performance. This will help to break the character and return to your normal state.
Additional tips:
* Experiment with different masks to find the one that best suits your personality and the character you are portraying.
* Use the mask to help you create a variety of different characters.
* Have fun with the mask! Drama masks are a great way to express yourself and have fun with theatre.