What is skin care? It's time to manage your skin.

The Beginning of Winter has just passed, and we have officially bid farewell to the hot summer. It is time to give our skin a comprehensive care. In a dry climate, the skin is prone to dehydration, becoming rough, the pores becoming larger, and the skin losing elasticity. So, who should take care of their skin?

What is skin care

Skin management is a combination of professional products + instruments + techniques to thoroughly remove dirt from the surface and deep layers of the skin and cleanse the skin thoroughly. Professional management for various skin types, effectively improving problem skin. Professional skin management can not only improve current skin problems, but also prevent the occurrence of other skin problems. For example, acne, pigmentation or fine lines and wrinkles can be effectively improved through professional skin management. The disadvantage of traditional skin care is that it cannot clean the dirt deep in the skin, causing various skin problems to continue to occur.

Simply put, it is an instrument used in the skin management process, such as the small bubbles that everyone is familiar with. The skin is cleansed through small bubbles. Small bubbles can remove dead skin and promote cell regeneration.

In recent years, as women's needs continue to increase! Ordinary traditional beauty can no longer solve customers' skin problems! Skin management, through 1:1 analysis of the skin conditions of patients of different ages, finds that continuous treatment and management of the skin problems encountered by patients through a combination of techniques, products, and instruments can directly achieve the effect of improving skin diseases and maintaining the youthful and vibrant state of the skin.

Simply put: the effects of traditional beauty can only act on the epidermis, while skin management can reach the dermis.

Secretly tell you that these eight types of people need skin care

The first group of people with sensitive skin

Fragile skin generally refers to people with sensitive skin. These people have a thin stratum corneum or obvious red blood streaks on their faces. Many people believe that sensitive skin does not need to be managed because it cannot withstand the tossing. This idea is totally wrong. Sensitive skin requires special care. When people with sensitive and fragile skin perform skin care, they will not use deep cleansing like ordinary skin, but will choose a gentler management method to promote the growth of the epidermis and alleviate sensitivity.

The second type of people who work and stay up late

Although office workers do not have to face wind and sun, the damage caused to the skin by large amounts of electronic radiation cannot be underestimated. Extremely high stress in life may not only leave marks on your body, but is more likely to leave marks on your skin. Especially when the workload is heavy, having to work late at night can also cause skin damage. Although you can use quick methods to eliminate facial fatigue, if you want to repair your skin from deep inside, you must perform skin care once a week to thoroughly remove toxins and dust that are blocked from excretion due to hard work and radiation.