How to use French precious water wet compress must be cautious

French Precious Water is a toner containing salicylic acid. Although it has many and obvious benefits, you must be careful when using it. Let’s take a look at how to use French Precious Water.

Direct application of French precious water

Suitable for skin type: all skin types.
After cleansing your face in the morning and evening, pour the French precious water onto a cotton pad. Be careful when pouring because the bottle mouth is large and it is easy to pour too much. Use a damp cotton pad to gently wipe your face along the skin texture to perform secondary cleansing and exfoliation on your skin.

How to use French precious water: full face wet compress

Suitable for skin type: oily skin.
Prepare a clean small container, pour enough French precious water into the container, then put in a compressed paper mask. After the paper mask is completely moistened, take out the paper mask and unfold it, apply it on the face, smooth it with your hands, and remove it after 5 minutes. It can control oil and shrink pores.

How to use French precious water: local wet compress

Suitable for skin type: acne-prone skin.
When acne-prone skin occasionally breaks out, use 1 to 2 cotton pads to apply them locally on the acne using the wet compress method. You can apply it a little longer, as long as it does not exceed ten minutes, this can reduce inflammation and remove acne.

Precious water in France cannot be used frequently

French precious water contains salicylic acid and should not be used frequently because salicylic acid will thin the stratum corneum and is irritating to the skin, especially for sensitive and dry skin with an already thin stratum corneum. It is best not to use precious water. It can be applied occasionally to dry skin, but it should never be used for wet compresses.