What is the reason for you to say goodbye to facial cream rubbing mud?

What is the reason why facial cream rubs into mud? Many people must have bought a facial cream with great expectations, but after buying it and using it, they found that the cream rubs into mud when used. What exactly causes the cream to rub mud? Today I will give you a detailed introduction, let's learn about it together~

Cream ingredients cause mud

The first reason why facial cream becomes muddy is because polymer glue ingredients are added to the cream. Polymer glue ingredients can make skin care products look more viscous, so many skin care products like to add polymer glue ingredients. However, for skin care products that contain high molecular weight adhesive ingredients, once the water in the skin care products evaporates, only the adhesive will be left in the skin care products. Moreover, the texture of skin care products that contain high molecular weight adhesive will be thicker, so it is easy to cause rubbing into mud. The most common polymer glue ingredient used in skin care products is Carbomer, which is used by almost all brands, large and small, because Carbomer is physiologically harmless and can increase the viscosity of skin care products. The next are acrylic acid, acrylate cross-linked polymer, ammonium acryloyl dimethyl taurate, etc., which are also high molecular glue components. Some skin care products containing collagen ingredients can also cause rubbing into the mud.

Solution: If babies are really afraid of the phenomenon of rubbing into mud, they can avoid these ingredients and choose facial creams. However, even if the facial creams contain high-molecular glue ingredients, only a few will rub into mud, not all, so babies still don’t need to avoid ingredients containing high-molecular glue and collagen.

Conflict between facial cream and other skin care products leads to muddy skin

The second reason why facial cream becomes muddy is that the ingredients in the facial cream conflict with the ingredients in the skin care products or cosmetics used before and after. For example, you first use skin care products containing large molecular substances, and then use skin care products containing small molecular substances. Or if you first use water-soluble skin care products and then use oily skin care products, these will cause the skin to rub into mud.