Why can't you use oil-absorbing paper to rub your face? The correct way to use oil-absorbing paper

Using oil-absorbing paper correctly and in moderation will not cause too much harm to the skin. So, why can't you rub your face with oil-absorbing paper? What harm can oil-absorbing paper cause to the skin? What is the correct way to use oil absorbing paper? Let’s take a look together.

Why can't you use oil-absorbing paper to rub your face?

Rubbing your face with oil-absorbing paper can damage your skin. Our face is relatively delicate, so when using oil-absorbing paper, you need to press it instead of wiping it. After all, oil-absorbing paper is just paper and will be a bit rough. Rubbing your face will cause unnecessary skin problems.

The correct way to use oil-absorbing paper

1. When using oil-absorbing paper, press gently, do not rub hard or pull the skin. Since the texture of oil-absorbing facial paper is much finer than that of ordinary tissues, the correct way to use oil-absorbing facial paper is to press gently. Start from the T-zone where oil is most likely to come out, and then slowly move to various parts of the cheeks. After lightly pressing each part for a few seconds, peel it off from bottom to top.

2. Control the number of times you use oil-absorbing paper and do not use it too frequently. Excessive use will damage the skin's protective barrier and cause the skin to lose its self-regulating ability. When the oil-absorbing paper completely takes away the oil from the skin, it will cause the skin to lack water and become very dry.

3. You can absorb the oil first and then spray. Oil-absorbing papers fill the gap when you can't wash your face to remove oil most of the time during the day. Although they cannot reduce oil production fundamentally, they are suitable for oily skin, oily skin on the outside but dry skin on the inside, and combination skin with oily spots. Don’t forget to moisturize after absorbing the oil.