The correct way to wash your face. Today we will answer all the problems you encounter when washing your face.

Beauty and skin care experts believe that washing your face is not an easy task; it requires a lot of effort. If you want to wash your face clean, don't be afraid of the trouble. You need to have a complete set of correct order for washing your face. We will encounter various problems when washing our face daily, so how can we wash our face clean? Next, experts answer some problems that may be encountered when washing your face, let us take a look.

Answers to some questions you may encounter when washing your face

Q: I always feel that my pores are not clean and there are whiteheads and blackheads. In my case, should I choose a facial cleanser with strong oil removal ability?

A: Blackheads and whiteheads are caused by skin keratin metabolites that are not cleaned up in time, accumulating in the pores to become semi-solidified oil and dirt. They are often deeply rooted and cannot be pulled out by washing the face. Facial cleansers that have strong oil-removing capabilities or claim to be designed specifically for oily skin can only remove the lipids between the stratum corneum on the surface of the skin that are responsible for retaining moisture. It has no effect on blackheads and whiteheads and will make the skin drier. You should choose a mild, neutral or weakly acidic facial cleanser.

Q: Do the anti-aging facial cleansers and whitening facial cleansers on the market really have anti-aging and whitening effects?

A: Facial cleansers are used to cleanse the skin. Any appeal and selling points other than cleansing are just marketing tactics. Facial cleanser usually stays on the skin for no more than 2 minutes. What surprises can you expect it to bring to your skin in this short period of time? As long as it can gently remove the dirt on your face, it is enough. Other beauty expectations should be left to subsequent skin care products.

Q: I like fragrant facial cleansers, but my friend said that strong fragrances mean that too many chemical fragrances are added, which is not good for the skin. Is that true?

A: That makes sense, but there are many kinds of spices, both plant-based and chemical. No matter what kind of fragrance it is, it is an additive that can easily cause skin sensitivity, and adding too much can indeed easily cause sensitivity. But I don't know how fragrant the scent you are talking about is. You can try changing to a facial cleanser with a relatively lighter scent. This not only satisfies the sense of smell, but is also better for the skin.

Q: Magazines and influencers always emphasize the pH value of facial cleansers. Why?

A: Because the pH value determines the acidity and alkalinity of the facial cleanser. Alkaline facial cleansers (ph9~10) are definitely not good for the skin. Only neutral and weakly acidic facial cleansers are good cleansing products that can clean without irritating or damaging the skin's sebum film.