How to make a bubble net and which kind of bubble net is better

Most people think that the foaming net is relatively easy to use and can really produce fine foam every time. So how is the foaming net made? Can you make one yourself?

How to make a foaming net

Use high-quality nylon fiber mesh cloth to shape it into a certain shape, and then make a drawstring opening on it. Its unique mesh structure allows the cleansing product to be rubbed against each other continuously, thus allowing the cleansing product to quickly produce rich foam. In fact, you can make your own bubble net at home.

The specific steps for making your own foaming net are as follows:

1. Prepare the materials and tools, namely a bath flower (it’s okay to use an old one), a pair of scissors, and four rubber bands.

2. Untie the bath flower from the middle. After the bath flower is arranged, it will become a very long strip of gauze, which can be rolled up on your hand.

3. Twist it again to make an 8 shape, and then fold both sides in half. Pinch the bath flowers into a ball and arrange them evenly. Fasten with a rubber band in the middle.

Which kind of bubble net is better?

The smaller the mesh, the better. After the cleansing product is squeezed into or placed on the wet surface of the foaming net, the cleansing product is rubbed against each other through rubbing. Due to the nature of the cleansing product itself, the cleansing product quickly produces rich foam. The fineness of the foam is directly related to the size of the mesh of the foaming net. The smaller the mesh of the foaming net, the finer the foam produced will be. The finer the foam can penetrate deeper into the facial skin and better reflect the effectiveness of the cleansing product. Therefore, the smaller the mesh of the bubble net, the better. Since the mesh is elastic, to check the mesh size you need to pull the mesh to the left and right to check or compare.

How long can the bubble net be used?

The replacement time of the foaming net depends on your usage and habits. If you use it frequently, it is best to replace it every 2-3 months. The foaming net has been used continuously for more than 2 months, which is a problem that many people ignore, because many people tend to believe their own eyes, or are not aware of the problem of long-term use of the foaming net.

What to do when the foaming net is used up

After using the foaming net, rinse the foam on it thoroughly with clean water to prevent the remaining foam from breeding bacteria and causing mildew. Then place it in a dry and ventilated place to dry and store to avoid the growth of bacteria and secondary contamination. If you don't pay attention to maintenance, the service life of the foaming net will be shortened accordingly.