Can oil-absorbing paper absorb the oil on the hair? Does oil-absorbing paper have a front and back side?

Every time I use oil-absorbing paper, I always think about one question: since oil-absorbing paper can absorb the oil on the face, can it absorb the oil on the hair? They are all oils secreted by the skin, so it should be possible, right?

Can oil-absorbing paper absorb the oil on your hair?

Oil-absorbing paper can absorb the oil on the hair

First, comb your hair neatly, take out a piece of oil-absorbing paper, then take out a strand of hair from one side, absorb it with the oil-absorbing paper, and then wipe it one by one until it is finished. Then wipe behind the ears, neck, and the T-zone of the face. But remember, oil-absorbing paper should not be used too frequently.

Which side of the oil absorbing paper should be used?

The matte side of the oil-absorbing paper should be used. The oil-absorbing paper has a front and a back side. One side has a certain glossiness and the other side has a matte texture. You need to use the matte side to absorb the oil on your face first, and then use the glossy side to filter it again. This way, the oil on your facial skin can be absorbed.

Does oil absorbing paper have a front and back side?

Oil-absorbing paper has two sides, one glossy and the other matte. First use the matte side to absorb the oil on your face, and then use the glossy side. It can absorb the oiliness on your face.

How often should I use oil absorbing paper?

It is recommended to take 1-2 times a day. The recommended frequency of use of oil-absorbing paper is once a day, and no more than twice a day. Although oil-absorbing paper has a good effect of absorbing oil, it is not good to use it frequently within a day. Because oil is also beneficial to our skin. Normal oil secretion can help us block the damage of ultraviolet rays and free radicals, and can protect our skin from invasion and pollution by external dust to a certain extent. The use of oil-absorbing paper is only recommended when there is too much oil on the face, which affects the normal breathing of the skin. Oil-absorbing paper is not necessary for normal oil secretion. This is to prevent excessive use of oil-absorbing paper, which will disrupt the skin's oil balance and cause the facial skin to lose protection.