Oil-absorbing paper will absorb the plain cream. The pros and cons of oil-absorbing paper on the skin

Using oil-absorbing paper can make the skin look more refreshed, which is very necessary for people with oily skin. However, there are many problems in using oil-absorbing paper. Can I use oil-absorbing paper if I only apply bare face cream? Will oil-absorbing paper absorb your natural cream?

Oil-absorbing paper will absorb the natural cream

The oil-absorbing paper will absorb some of the bare face cream, because the bare face cream will not be absorbed by the skin when applied on the surface of the skin, and the bare face cream also has a certain amount of oily components, so when the oil-absorbing paper absorbs facial oil, it may also absorb the oily components in the bare face cream.

Will the oil-absorbing paper take away the moisture?

Won't. The lipophilicity of oil-absorbing paper is much stronger than its hydrophilicity, that is to say, the ability of the fibers of oil-absorbing paper to absorb oil is much higher than its ability to absorb water, so the amount of water that can be taken away by it is very small, and it almost does not take away any water.

The pros and cons of oil-absorbing paper on the skin

Benefits of oil blotting papers for skin

Oil-absorbing paper can quickly and effectively absorb oil from the skin, keeping the skin temporarily refreshed. By absorbing excess oil from the face, oil-absorbing paper can prevent oil from clogging pores and reduce the appearance of skin problems such as blackheads and acne. Moreover, oil-absorbing paper can absorb skin oil without taking away moisture from the skin.

The harm of oil-absorbing paper to the skin

Oil-absorbing paper itself will not cause harm to the skin, but if used improperly it will cause certain damage to the skin. Rubbing your skin with oil-absorbing paper will damage it, and frequent use of oil-absorbing paper will cause the oil that protects the skin to disappear, making the skin more susceptible to damage.