What is the meaning of rubbing mud on the face after skin care? Do you really understand the steps of skin care products?

Nowadays, most women use skin care products every day. Commonly used skin care products include lotions, essences, eye creams, etc. But what is the matter with rubbing mud on the face after skin care?

What is the meaning of rubbing mud on the face after skin care

If you use some high-concentration polymer or silicone oil skin care products, and use them too much, the products themselves can rub into mud; if you use the next skin care product before the previous one is completely absorbed, or if you use too many types of skin care products, your face will easily rub into mud; when the skin is dry and dehydrated for a long time, there will be a lot of old dead cuticles in the stratum corneum that have not fallen off, and it is also easy to rub into mud.

What is mud rubbing?

During the process of applying skin care products, "mud"-like objects appear in the form of powder, flakes, strips, or grains. We call this the mud rubbing phenomenon. Some of these things are high-molecular polymers, which form crumbs after the product dries, or are mixed with ingredients in other products in a semi-dry state to form some strip-like gel-like things, or some products are not "compatible" with other ingredients and cannot be "absorbed", so they can only form residues on the skin. Although it looks like what you rub out when you take a shower, it is not the same thing. Most of what is rubbed out during showering are dead skin, keratin on the epidermis, dust attached to the body, and oil secreted by the skin.

How to avoid rubbing mud when taking care of your skin

1. Ensure skin moisture and exfoliate in time.

2. If this product turns into mud when used alone, it is not suitable for you and you should just give up.

3. If you are sure that there is friction between two cosmetics, then adjust the order of use first, or use them separately.

How to prevent sunscreen from rubbing into mud

The reason why sunscreen turns into mud after using it is probably because you are using it incorrectly or in the wrong order. It may also be because the ingredients in the sunscreen you use are too thick, causing it to turn into mud. Many people like to rub the sunscreen violently with their hands when using it, which can easily lead to the formation of mud. If you experience the phenomenon of mud, you can use patting and pressing methods instead, using the temperature of your palms to press the entire face to allow the skin care products to be quickly absorbed. Reducing the friction between the product on the skin surface and the hands is an improvement method to reduce the formation of "mud".