Use freeze-dried powder to professionally repair damaged skin

Freeze-dried powder has a good repairing effect on damaged skin. So what is the order of skin care using freeze-dried powder? Let’s take a look today.

Freeze-dried powder skin care sequence

The steps for using freeze-dried powder are very simple. After tearing open the freeze-dried powder, pour the lysozyme into the powdered freeze-dried powder, shake it up and down until it is evenly mixed and there is no sediment. Drop the mixed freeze-dried powder solution on the face for massage. It can be used on the entire face or on acne marks and acne pits. You can use 3-5 drops of solution each time, 1-2 times a day.

Freeze-dried powder usage

After opening the package, remove the lysozyme and lyophilized powder, remove the top cover, insert a syringe into the lysozyme, extract the lysozyme liquid and inject it into the lyophilized powder bottle, shake gently to allow the lyophilized powder to fully dissolve, and then it can be used. You can also use a dropper tip to mix the lysozyme and lyophilized powder and shake well.

Freeze-dried powder precautions

The freeze-dried powder is more active and effective in the first three days after mixing. Although it can be used normally afterwards, its activity is halved and naturally the effect is not as good as before. In addition, freeze-dried powder cannot be mixed with alcohol products, as this will destroy the activity of the freeze-dried powder. Moreover, freeze-dried powder is also biologically active and cannot be used with alkaline products. Although freeze-dried powder has a good repair effect, any product applied to the face may cause allergies. If any discomfort occurs, stop using it immediately.

Freeze drying is a process

"Lyophilized powder" is most widely used in the biology and pharmaceutical industries. Discovering the active ingredient is the first step, and studying what form it should be preserved in is the second step. Similar to the tablets, pills, powders, and even liquid direct injections we take when we take medicine, they are all dosage form options. The "dosage form" of skin care products is to ensure that the active ingredients in the product are still effective when it is used. Freeze-drying technology freezes the water contained in the ingredients that need to be preserved at low temperatures, and then dries them in a vacuum environment, allowing the water to sublime directly from a solid state into water vapor and be removed from the product to make the product actively dry. Products dried by this technology are collectively referred to as "freeze-dried powder." In short, freeze-dried powder is not mysterious. It is just a way to maintain the activity of biological products, and most pharmaceutical companies have this technology. After entering the cosmetics industry, it became very popular, so much so that many consumers think of EGF freeze-dried powder when they mention freeze-dried powder. This shows the strong marketing ability of the skin care industry, but we cannot equate the two things.