Winter skin care tips: seven skin care misunderstandings

How to properly take care of your skin in winter? Winter skin care cannot be ignored, but some people have fallen into skin care misunderstandings, resulting in poor skin care results. Below I will introduce common skin care misunderstandings, let’s take a look.

Tips for winter skin care

Here we will break down seven common skin care misunderstandings for beauty-conscious ladies one by one, helping you to achieve healthy and beautiful skin as soon as possible!

Myth 1: Leave your skin "completely naked" before going to bed

Some girls believe that not applying any skin care products before going to bed at night and letting the skin "completely naked" to sleep will be more beneficial to the skin. In fact, this is a wrong understanding.

Skin cells are active at night, and this is when skin care products are needed to achieve better skin care results. You will regret wasting this perfect golden time for skin care!

Myth 2: Use whitening products immediately after sun exposure

The skin after sun exposure is in an extremely dehydrated condition. At this time, the skin is very fragile and sensitive. Don’t be too hasty if you want to whiten it. What the skin needs most is moisture and cooling. You can use whitening products only after the skin is completely soothed. Using whitening products too early will not only fail to achieve the whitening effect, but will increase the chance of skin sensitivity.

Myth 3: No need for sunscreen on lips

Sun protection is an issue that all girls pay attention to, but the skin on the face should also include the lips, and we often ignore the sun protection of the lips.

In fact, the skin on the lips is more prone to aging, and dry lines and dullness can easily appear on the lips. Even makeup will be affected, so it is very necessary to use some sunscreen lip balm.

Myth 4: Superstitious belief in pearl powder for whitening

The whitening effect of pearl powder is not as significant as stated in whitening magazines. Pearl powder can only provide some necessary amino acids and trace elements, but its content is not enough to help whiten the skin. Moreover, if the quality of the pearl powder is not high, it will also damage the skin.

In fact, as long as you choose some skin care products containing pearl ingredients, the effect can be even better.

Myth 5: Applying fruits and vegetables on the face is the safest