How to make skin care products rub mud? Reasons for rubbing mud

How to use skin care products to make mud

The drier the skin is, the more likely it is to rub into mud. We can improve the situation of skin care products rubbing into mud by streamlining skin care and applying less amount, etc. We can also deep cleanse the skin to give it space to breathe, which will also improve the situation of rubbing into mud.

Dry skin

The drier the skin is, the more serious the mud rubbing phenomenon will be. I believe everyone has a deep understanding of this. When the skin is dry and dehydrated for a long time, there will be a lot of dead cuticles in the stratum corneum. When the cells divide and advance to the epidermis, they will shrive and die in the middle of the process due to lack of water and cannot peel off naturally. When using oil products, such as lotions and creams, they are not easily absorbed. During the application process, the cream wraps around old and dead keratin cells, causing the skin to rub into mud. Recommendation: In addition to hydrating, using plenty of water can improve dry skin. At the same time, you must do a good job of moisturizing and choose moisturizing lotions and creams.

Cuticle is too thick or too thin

The skin's stratum corneum is too thick or has not been exfoliated for a long time, and the skin is severely lacking in moisture. When skin care products are applied, it is easy to cause dandruff. This situation is usually more likely to occur on oily skin. Dead keratin cells from metabolism adhere to the epidermis. If they are not cleaned in time, it will cause poor skin absorption and the phenomenon of rubbing mud. If the skin's stratum corneum is too thin, it will affect the absorption of the product, causing the product to accumulate on the skin surface and causing rubbing into the skin. The important thing is, rubbing mud does not mean exfoliating! Recommendation: For oily skin, exfoliation is very necessary, and you should choose a gentle exfoliating product; people with too thin stratum corneum should use exfoliating products with caution, and it is best to use skin care products that can repair and thicken the stratum corneum.

Different emulsification systems

A) Some people believe that the phenomenon of rubbing into mud is caused by the incompatibility of oil and water in cosmetics. If you use an oil-soluble base under your cream and your frost is water-soluble, it will definitely become muddy. In addition, cosmetics are divided into hydrophilic and lipophilic. If you use lipophilic products on hydrophilic skin, it will basically turn into mud.

B) Is it easier to rub mud in winter?

First of all, you must use more products in winter than in summer. The more you use a product, the more ingredients that are prone to making it muddy are contained in it, and the greater the chance of it making it muddy. For example, eating 100g of chicken breast per meal will help you lose weight, but eating 2kg per meal will make you gain weight. Moreover, when layering skin care products, if you do not pay attention to the order of layering or the correct use of techniques, such as immediately adding another layer of skin care product when the previous skin care product has not completely blended into the skin, it will easily destroy the protective film formed by the previous skin care product and cause rubbing. Secondly, everyone likes to use moisturizing products in winter. The moisturizers in these moisturizing products are generally much higher than those in refreshing products. In addition, the amount used will also increase, making it easier to rub off. The last reason is that the moisture content of the stratum corneum is low in winter, the skin tends to be rough and not smooth, and the degree of integration with products is lower than in summer. So from its own perspective, winter is more likely to cause mud than summer.