What are the benefits of washing your face with salt water?

Washing your face with salt water is a very popular way of washing your face in many beauty shows. What are its benefits that make so many girls like it? Let’s take a closer look today. What are the benefits of washing your face with salt water? Let’s take a look together.

The benefits of washing your face with salt water

Oil control is the most important benefit of washing your face with salt water. Gently rub salt on your face and massage for a few minutes. It is very effective in controlling oil on your facial skin. Secondly, it can remove dead skin cells, but you cannot use table salt to do this. You can use salt specifically for washing your face, which is more effective.

Cleaning and Decontamination

Put a small spoonful of fine salt on the palm of your hand and add 3-5 drops of water. Use your fingers to carefully stir the salt and water until they are evenly mixed. Then apply the salt water to your forehead from top to bottom, while doing a circular massage. After a few minutes, when the salt water on your face has dried and turned into white powder, wash your face with warm water, apply moisturizing lotion or continue with normal skin care steps. Continue this process every morning and evening after washing your face. This has a good cleansing and decontamination effect, and can remove oil, acne, and even "blackheads" accumulated in the pores.

Can I remove blackheads?

After washing your face, apply an appropriate amount of salt (cooking salt will do) on your nose while your skin is still wet, and massage in circles. You will feel the salt slowly melting (I sometimes use fine salt). Continue massaging, and after about ten minutes (you can feel it), rinse it off with clean water.

How to wash your face

How to wash your face with salt 1

Put a spoonful of fine salt in the palm of your hand and add two or three drops of water, then stir the salt and water carefully with your fingertips. After washing your face, dip your fingertips in salt water and apply it from the forehead and cheeks from top to bottom, massaging in circular motions while applying. Massage each area 3-5 times. When the salt water on your face dries up and turns into white powder, wash off the salt powder with warm water, then rinse off the salt with tap water, and finally apply nutrient solution or nutrient milk.

Salt bath method 2

After bathing, add a pinch of fine salt and appropriate amount of water. Apply the salt water all over the body in order from elbows to thighs and calves, chest, abdomen and back. Massage each time 4-5 times. After the salt water dries, lie in warm water and soak for a few minutes. Finally rinse with clean water.