Why does a facial steamer spray hot water? Normally, a facial steamer sprays water.

Why does a facial steamer spray hot water? Under normal circumstances, a facial steamer is in a spray state when steaming your face. If it sprays hot water directly, there may be something wrong with the facial steamer and it needs to be repaired. What causes the facial steamer to spray hot water?

Why does the facial steamer spray hot water?

In normal state, the facial steamer does not spray water, but high-temperature mist particles converted from water. Therefore, if you find that your facial steamer directly sprays hot water, it may be that the device is broken or the device is fake. It is recommended that you send it back to the manufacturer for inspection.

The facial steamer can directly heat the water

When using a facial steamer, you can directly add heated or boiled water to the water tank, because the facial steamer will also heat the water in the water tank by itself and convert it into high-temperature mist particles (hot spray). The most common one is hot spray, because hot spray can cause slight irritation to the skin, opening the skin pores and expelling dirt.

When using a facial steamer, be sure to stay away from the spray port

When using a facial steamer for hydrating and beautifying purposes, you must strictly follow the operating steps. If your face is too close to the spray nozzle, it may burn your face. If it is too far away, it may not be effective. A distance of 20cm is more appropriate. The frequency of use for normal skin is generally 4-5 times a week, and 2 times a week is better for sensitive skin.

The role of cold spray in facial steamer

Cold spray is generally suitable for people with sensitive skin. Cold spray is a relatively gentle way of steaming the face and is more suitable for people with sensitive skin. Because the cool steam can help calm and soothe the skin, it can effectively inhibit the redness and swelling of the skin.