Masks that fit small faced women

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Ms. Auto has had difficultly finding a mask that fits, even the smallest mens masks do not work. Anything anyone could recommend would be greatly appreciated.
 
I have a pretty narrow face, my go to is a atomic frameless medium. It even fits my 9yo. The other I have good luck with is an aqualung mission midi. There are aqualung mask that are even a little narrower. An aqualung dealer has a chart that lists masks in order of how narrow they are.
 
I have had very good luck with the Tusa masks. My current mask is the Tusa Elite

TUSA Freedom Elite Mask
 
I have a narrow face and it took me a while before I found one that fit properly without leaking. I love my Atomic Aquatics subframe mask. It offers a high field of vision and rarely leaks. As a back up I have an older Mares mask which also fits smaller faces. The Oceanic Ion mask claimed to fit smaller faces, but after one day of diving and dealing with multiple leaks, I wanted to feed it to a woodchipper.
 
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The atomic frameless II has the part of the skirt closest to your face made of a material that is softer than the rest. For me, this let the mask come to close to my face and ride on the bridge of my nose.
 
I have found frameless masks from atomic and Scubapro to fit virtually any diver...from 10yo girls to sumo wrestlers. I keep replacing my masks with the exact same Scubapro frameless model...mostly because I don’t like change when it comes to dive gear. I’ve tried a myriad of masks over the years, but usually because I had a student who ended up with a mask that wasn’t great...and leaking...so I gave them mine to use for the rest of the day.
 
There are several masks with a “mini” version that might work. Oceanic (?) Shadow Mini is one.
 
My Tusa Visio was the smallest mask I ever found and fits my small face perfectly, but I don't think they make it anymore. It looks like Tusa has new ones that seem to be just as small though. Good luck!
 
https://www.shearwater.com/products/swift/

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