Is it normal for mushroom water to sting? Do I need to wash it off after applying it?

Many users have the same question about Origins mushroom water: After using it, my face becomes hot and red. Does it mean that it cannot be used on sensitive and fragile skin? Is this tingling pain normal?

Is it normal for mushroom water to sting?

This is not normal. If you feel a noticeable tingling sensation after using mushroom water, accompanied by a hot face and acne breakouts, this is most likely an allergy.

At this point, you have two options:

The first is to choose to continue using it. If the allergic symptoms are not serious, you can reduce the frequency and amount of use and wait for the skin to slowly adapt; you can also use mask paper or cotton pads for wet compresses. Observe for a few days to see how your skin adapts and then decide whether to continue using it.

The second is to stop using it directly. If you have a very thin stratum corneum and don't want to take risks, just give up on mushroom water and choose some gentler products.

Do I need to wash off the mushroom water after applying it?

There is no need to wash it off, because this water is a small molecule and can be absorbed by the skin, so there is no need to wash it off. You can also apply mushroom water every day, which will make the effect of this water better. Prepare 3 to 5 cotton pads, soak them fully with mushroom water, and then apply them to the forehead, chin and cheeks respectively. Wait for 3 to 5 minutes, then remove the cotton pads, and you will find that your skin becomes hydrated.

How to use mushroom water

1. For daily use, wipe directly with a cotton pad after cleansing.

2. For special care, soak paper mask or cotton pad and apply wet compress.

3. When using the ace mask series, soak a cotton pad and apply it on the mask to help absorption for better results.