The correct way to wash your face in winter. Have you ever made the 5 common mistakes in washing your face in winter?

Today I introduced to you the 5 common misunderstandings about washing your face in winter. Do you all know how to wash your face correctly in winter? For those who don’t know yet, come and check it out with me below.

The correct way to wash your face in winter

In fact, whether to wash your face with cold water or warm water depends on your skin type!

People with oily skin have more oil on their faces. Cold water can shrink the pores, which is not conducive to washing away the large amount of sebum, dust and cosmetic residues accumulated on the face. Not only can it not achieve a beauty effect, but it can cause acne or aggravate skin problems such as acne.

When washing your face in winter, the best temperature for your face is around 30°C. This warm water can not only easily wash away facial dust, but also open the pores, which is beneficial for deep cleansing of the skin.

After cleaning with warm water, using cold water can enhance blood circulation on the skin surface, improve skin elasticity, and enhance skin resistance. At the same time, after washing with cold water, your skin will not feel tight.

In addition to the misunderstanding of washing your face with hot and cold water,

In winter, you should pay attention to the following misunderstandings when washing your face:

Myth 1: Washing your face with a showerhead

It’s cold in winter, and many people are becoming more and more lazy about washing their faces. They will use the shower head to rinse their faces while taking a shower, as they think this is convenient and clean. In fact, this approach is wrong. You should use lukewarm water to wash your face, but the water temperature and pressure for taking a shower are too high, which can easily damage the skin.

Myth 2: The hairline is not clean

Wash your face, wash your face. Some people only wash their face. In fact, when washing your face, your hairline is easily "affected" by the facial cleanser. If it is not cleaned thoroughly, it may cause skin sensitivity. Many people get acne at their hairline for this reason.

Therefore, after washing your face, you must carefully check whether there is any foam residue on your face. The best way is to rinse over a large area, and it is safer to wet your hairline.

Myth 3: Blow-drying your hair without applying skincare products

Many people are eager to blow dry their hair after taking a shower and washing their face. However, compared to blow-drying your hair, applying skin care products to your face is more urgent.

After washing your face, the facial oil is cleaned and the skin loses moisture faster. If you blow your hair without moisturizing your face at this time, the vulnerable skin will lose moisture more easily. Therefore, it is best to apply skin care products and condition your skin before blow-drying your hair.