Is oil-absorbing paper better or powder paper? Will oil-absorbing paper make the skin more oily?

Speaking of oil-absorbing facial paper, everyone must be familiar with it. Do you use oil-absorbing paper? Oil-absorbing facial papers made of different materials have different advantages and disadvantages. Oil-absorbing facial papers or powder papers are better. Do you know how to choose? Let’s take a look together.

Is oil blotting paper better or powder paper better?

Powder paper is good. Oil-absorbing papers absorb the oil on the face directly, which will stimulate the underlying sebum to accelerate secretion, making the oil more and more abundant; powder papers contain fine talcum powder, which can absorb excess facial oil, reduce facial shine, and make facial makeup more lasting.

Will using oil blotting paper make your skin more oily?

Won't. The fibers of oil-absorbing paper are hollow, and they only absorb the oil on the surface. They do not control the sebaceous glands to secrete oil. However, frequent use will completely take away the oil from the skin, causing the skin to lose its ability to protect itself, which will make the face oilier. Therefore, there will be no problem as long as you use it normally.

Does oil-absorbing paper harm the skin?

No harm. Regardless of the type of oil-absorbing paper, its main target is the excess sebum on the skin surface. Therefore, due to its lipophilic properties, oil-absorbing paper can quickly remove oil from the skin, but it will not take away the moisture in the skin and make the skin dry. But don't overuse it, as it will cause the skin to lose its self-regulating ability.

When is the best time to use oil absorbing paper?

Afternoon and evening. Afternoon and evening are when the skin is most oily, so this is the best time to use it. Excessive use of oil-absorbing paper can cause the skin to be damaged by ultraviolet rays, causing it to secrete more oil. Of course, it can also be used as an emergency measure when your skin is particularly oily.