Effects of Pearl Powder Yogurt Mask

Both pearl powder and yogurt are white, so what is the function of pearl powder and yogurt mask? Can I make my own pearl powder yogurt mask?

Effects of Pearl Powder Yogurt Mask

The main effect of pearl powder yogurt mask is moisturizing. In addition, it has a certain effect of brightening the skin tone after application. This is because external use of pearl powder has a certain effect of whitening and reducing facial spots.

Insisting on using pearl yogurt masks from regular brands can moisturize the skin, prevent fine lines due to dryness, increase skin cell vitality, effectively promote cell metabolism, and delay skin aging to a certain extent.

It is worth noting that the lactic acid bacteria in yogurt will exfoliate the skin, and this kind of thing that relies on the stomach to be absorbed will be a bit difficult for our pores if applied directly on the face. Not only can it not be absorbed, but if it is not washed thoroughly after application on the face, it may also clog the pores. Therefore, pearl powder yogurt mask cannot be made at home.

Don't make your own pearl powder yogurt mask

Having said so much, I just want to tell you that DIY pearl powder yogurt mask is really very dangerous and unhygienic, and it can easily make your face sensitive.

Therefore, when choosing skin care products, it is best to choose professional skin care products, because professional skin care products have purified ingredients, allowing the effective ingredients to be absorbed by the skin. Moreover, a product also requires scientific research and development and multiple experiments.

Scientific research and development: Most brands have professional researchers who develop formulas based on different skin problems and constantly adjust the ratios of various ingredients to ensure effectiveness while reducing irritation.

Multiple experiments: Regular skin care products must undergo countless tests, especially in my country, skin care products must undergo animal experiments before they can be registered. They will only be registered for production after being confirmed to be problem-free. Although it is impossible to be suitable for all skin types, it is very safe. More importantly, these DIY skin care products have not been treated with antiseptics, nor are they carried out in a sterile environment, making them very prone to breeding bacteria!

So I would like to advise everyone here not to DIY your skin care. Maybe you may get lucky and it may have some effect, but in the long run it will still cause damage to your skin.