Do you know the difference between blue and powder oil absorbing paper?

For girls, the condition of facial skin is very important. Oily skin will make the makeup look messy. I believe many people have heard of Clean & Clear oil-absorbing paper. There are two different colors of oil-absorbing paper on the market. So what is the difference between its blue and pink versions?

The difference between Clean & Clear blue and powder oil absorbing paper

The blue version of Clean & Clear Oil-absorbing Paper is a very classic product. It is odorless and can help us maintain a clear and beautiful complexion anytime and anywhere. The pink version has a natural grapefruit scent, which is pleasant and aromatic. We can choose different fragrances according to our preferences.

Is it really okay to wipe your face with tissue paper?

not good. First of all, paper towels are rough and can easily damage the skin. Secondly, the friction between paper towel fibers and skin can easily damage the stratum corneum and reduce skin resistance. The most important thing is that paper towels cannot absorb grease deeply. Long-term use will not only fail to absorb grease, but may also have some negative effects. Therefore, you should choose more professional oil-absorbing paper to remove oil.

Will using oil-absorbing paper disrupt the water-oil balance of the skin?

Won't. Oil-absorbing paper will not destroy the water and oil balance of the skin, because it only absorbs the oil on the surface of the skin and will not affect the deep oil. At the same time, oil-absorbing paper only takes away the oil on the surface of the skin without taking away moisture. It will not have a negative impact on the skin. Instead, it can help maintain the water and oil balance of the skin.

How to use oil absorbing paper correctly?

First of all, you cannot use oil-absorbing paper immediately when you just start sweating. You should wait until the sweat is completely dry before using oil-absorbing paper. After the sweat has dried, we can use oil-absorbing paper to gently press the oily areas, such as the forehead or T-zone, but do not rub, as friction will damage the skin. Finally, the oil-absorbing paper becomes transparent and can no longer be reused.