Why does Kiehl's white mud sting?

The weather is getting drier. I used to use facial masks once a week, but now I use them more frequently. Recently, I feel a tingling sensation when using Kiehl's white clay mask. So, what causes the tingling sensation when using Kiehl's white clay mask? Let’s take a look at it together.

Why does Kiehl's white mud sting?

The stinging pain caused by using Kiehl's White Clay Mask is generally caused by dehydrated skin, incorrect usage or sensitive skin.

Signs of dehydrated skin - In fact, the reason for the stinging pain when using Kiehl's White Clay Mask is most likely caused by dry and dehydrated skin. This also means that the product currently being used may not be hydrating and moisturizing enough, or the number of hydrating and moisturizing masks in the cycle is not enough.

Recommendation: The skin should be hydrated and moisturized on a daily basis, and a hydrating mask should be applied 2-3 times a week. Women whose skin is dehydrated but in urgent need of deep cleansing can apply a hydrating mask the day before using the white mud.

What to pay attention to when using Kiehl's cleansing mask

1. Avoid the eye area

When applying the cleansing mask, avoid the skin around the eyes and lips, especially the skin around the eyes, which should be kept at a distance of 2 to 3 centimeters. Also avoid the eyebrows and hairline. When the deep cleansing mask is about to dry, it will cause a tight feeling on the face. If it is applied too close to the eye and lip area, it will cause premature aging of the eye and lip skin.

2. Do not use it too frequently

You should pay attention to the frequency of using a cleansing mask. Oily skin can use it twice a week, while dry skin is best used once a week. Not too frequent.

3. Keep moisturized

After applying the cleansing mask, you should first use something to shrink the pores, and then moisturize the skin, so that the skin can be healthier.