It sounds alright except that in the first sentence, the phrase, after you're done with it, actually refers to the most recent noun, which is the address, not the mask. To avoid this, you could rephrase it as After you've finished with the face mask, could you please send it to the address below? Also, I'm not sure exactly what you mean by face mask.
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ElanguestIt sounds alright except that in the first sentence, the phrase, after you're done with it, actually refers to the most recent noun, which is the address, not the mask. To avoid this, you could rephrase it as After you've finished with the face mask, could you please send it to the address below? Also, I'm not sure exactly what you mean by face mask. If you are r
ElanguestNo problem.Does this sentence makes sense?
ElanguestMmm, it's sounds a bit clumsy... Maybe this would be better:When you're done with the mask, could you please send it to the address below?Thanks again!