Is the bubble net useful? How often should the bubble net be replaced?

Everyone has different face-washing habits. Some people like to use a foaming net to wash their face, while others like to rub the foam directly with their hands. Both methods have their own advantages, so just follow your own preferences.

Is the bubble net useful?

Of course the foaming net is useful. It can produce a lot of foam. Using the foaming net to create foam and then applying it on the face will have a stronger cleansing power. Direct contact of cleansing products with the skin will damage the skin. Only the foam of cleansing products can truly clean the skin. The most common way to wash your face is to squeeze facial cleanser onto your hands, rub it until bubbles form, and then use it to wash your face. Scrubbing your skin directly with facial cleanser will damage the skin and make it dry and dull.

What is the function of the bubble net

1. In real life, most of us apply the lotion or paste of facial cleansing products directly on our face and massage to cleanse. However, this is a wrong face-washing habit, which damages the facial skin and takes away moisture.

2. If you are careful, you will find that why most cleansing products have similar instructions printed on the back: "First wet your face, take an appropriate amount of this product on the palm, add water and rub to make foam, apply the foam on the face (avoid the eyes), massage for a while, and then rinse with clean water?" Because the delicate foam can more easily penetrate into the pores of the facial skin, grab the dirt in the pores, cleanse thoroughly, and finally perfectly care for your facial skin. It can be seen that most cleansing products mainly rely on cotton-like delicate foam to thoroughly cleanse the facial skin.

3. Place the cleansing product in the palm of your hand, add water and create foam directly with your hands. This method is only half right, because the foam that can be produced by hand is very small, and it is very time-consuming, and it is impossible to fully utilize the cleansing power of the cleansing product itself.

How often should the bubble net be replaced?

The bubble net should be replaced every two to three months. As for the time to replace the bubble net, it depends on the extent of your use and your habit. If you use it frequently, it is best to replace the foaming net every 2 to 3 months. Some people think that the bubble net is still white and has not turned yellow or changed color, so they think the bubble net does not need to be replaced. What we need to know is that at this time the mask has already started to get dirty, and the bacteria growing on it are invisible to the naked eye. At this time, the bubbling net will become an allergen and easily induce allergies. In reality, many people will use cleansing products directly on our faces and then massage to clean them. This is a wrong face washing habit. This will damage our skin and also take away the moisture in the skin. If you are careful, you will easily find that some facial cleansers have instructions for use printed on the back: first wet your face, then take a little facial cleanser on your palm, add water and rub until foam is produced, then apply the foam evenly on our face, massage for a while and then clean it with clean water. The reason for doing this is that the fine foam can more easily enter the pores of our face, pick out the dirt on the face, and thus thoroughly clean it. Most facial cleansers mainly rely on sponge-like delicate foam to clean our skin, thereby achieving the effect of skin rejuvenation. Squeeze a little facial cleanser into the palm of your hand, then wet it with water to make foam. This method is only half right. The foam we create by hand is very little and time-consuming, and cannot fully exert the cleansing power of the facial cleanser. Therefore, only by relying on a foaming net can its effect be maximized.

How to deal with the foaming net after use

The foaming net will produce a lot of foam when used for cleaning. After use, it should be thoroughly cleaned with clean water and hung in a dry and ventilated place for storage. The foaming net should be dried in time to avoid the breeding of bacteria. The foam on the foaming net should be thoroughly rinsed to avoid any residue that may cause mildew. If you don't pay attention to maintenance, the service life of the bubble net will be shortened.