The correct steps for cleansing and skin care Are you still brainwashed by those wrong ways of washing your face?

Most people think that facial cleansing means washing away all the oil; some people think that scrubbing and exfoliating can force out acne... It is hard to imagine that this long-publicized cleaning knowledge is not necessarily correct and may even harm the skin!

Correct steps for cleansing and skin care

STEP 1: Squeeze the facial cleanser into the palm of your hand, add water and rub to make bubbles (you can also use a net bag to make bubbles);

STEP 2: Massage the bubbles from the T-zone, which is most prone to oiliness, in a circular motion from the inside out;

STEP3: Clean the corners of mouth, nose root, hairline and other parts carefully again;

STEP 4: Finally rinse with clean water. It is best to wipe areas such as the bridge of the nose and hairline carefully with a towel.

Misconceptions about cleansing and skin care

Cleaning doesn’t take too long

Myth: Some people on the market suggest that you massage your face for a few minutes before washing it, saying that this can help deep cleanse the skin or increase the amount of moisturizing ingredients that penetrate into the skin.

Correct concept: In fact, this is very harmful to the skin! All cleansing products will quickly remove sebum and then react with the keratin. The longer you wash, the longer the stratum corneum will be affected. It is recommended to wash it quickly within one minute.

Wash your face as often as you can

Myth: Oily skin means washing your face frequently.

Correct concept: People who wash more often tend to find that their skin becomes oily faster. Therefore, if oily skin is constantly cleansed, it will not feel lastingly refreshed, but will damage the stratum corneum. It is recommended to reduce the frequency as much as possible and use oil-absorbing paper to absorb excess oil. Of course, you can also use appropriate oil-control products to regulate your skin.

Most people think that facial cleansing means washing away all the oil; some people think that scrubbing and exfoliating can force out acne... It is hard to imagine that this long-publicized cleaning knowledge is not necessarily correct and may even harm the skin!

Don’t use products containing exfoliating particles casually

Myth: Exfoliating regularly will make your skin smooth and elastic.

Correct concept: Basically, keratin acts like a wall to protect our skin. If it can't maintain normality, how can it be protected? Moreover, the granular materials in many granular scrubs are very different, and using them on the face rashly may cause discomfort.