How to use horse oil soap without a foaming net? The foaming net and soap are the best partners

The foaming net and soap are the best partners, which can not only produce more foam but also reduce the use of soap. So, how to use horse oil soap without a foaming net?

How to use horse oil soap without a foaming net

You can rub it on your palms continuously, using some effort to slowly produce foam. Or you can find a sponge net similar to a foaming net, a bath ball, etc. as a substitute. Of course, it is best to choose a professional bubble net. Although the bubble net feels very similar to a bath spray, you should not often use the non-professional net surface to wipe it directly on your skin to avoid scratching your skin.

How to use the bubble net

1. Wash your hands and soak the foaming net with your hands.

2. Squeeze an appropriate amount of cleansing product into the foaming net and rub your hands for 5 seconds to produce rich foam.

How to use horse oil soap with foaming net

When using horse oil soap to cleanse your face, it is generally recommended to first use a foaming net to create rich foam, and then apply the foam evenly on the face for massage and cleansing.

Foaming net and soap are the best partners

The foaming net is a daily personal care tool used for washing the face. It can help cleansing products (including: cleansing milk, facial soap, facial cleanser, transparent soap, handmade soap, facial mud, beauty soap, facial cream, facial cleanser, facial liquid, facial cleanser, cleansing powder, etc.) to quickly rub out rich and cotton-like delicate foam, and then use the foam to wash the face, which can enable the cleansing product to give full play to its own cleansing power and perfectly care for the skin and rejuvenate the face. The foaming net is also called "foaming net" or "face washing net", "foaming net", "facial cleanser foaming net" and "face cleansing net", and is known as "the crown assistant of cleansing products". From then on, washing your face with cotton-like delicate foam is no longer "just talk".