It is certainly possible for you to have developed an allergic reaction to the mask. This is termed allergic contact dermatitis. For an allergic contact dermatitis to take place, it usually takes weeks or longer for the body to develop the allergic reaction to the product.
It is difficult to know what ingredient it is that is causing the reaction. Often, it is the other ingredients eg. preservatives or fragrances that are added to the product that causes the reaction, rather than the honey or cinnamon itself.
The test that is used to determine contact allergies is a patch test. Usually, a set of common allergens (chemicals that can induce an allergic reaction), are applied to back and left on for about 48 hours. The patch is then removed and the skin examined the next day to see if there is any reaction to the allergens. A positive reaction would indicate your contact sensitivity to the allergen.
You can consult your dermatologist for patch testing and further advice.
