Why is pearl powder not sticky? What are the effects of external use of pearl powder?

Pearl powder is a product used by many people. It can be taken orally or applied externally. So why is pearl powder not viscous? What are the effects of external use of pearl powder?

Why is pearl powder not sticky?

Pearl powder itself will not be sticky when added directly to water. Adding something else can perfectly solve the problem of not being sticky. Honey is a very good choice.

What are the effects of external use of pearl powder?

Whitening, oil control, acne removal, blackhead removal, spot lightening, and skin regeneration.

1. Whitening, natural whiteness comes out

Pearls have been known for their whitening properties since ancient times. Modern science has discovered that trace elements in pearls can increase the amount of SOD and enhance its activity. Selenium is the main substance for producing glutathione peroxidase, which, like SOD, can scavenge free radicals and improve skin tone. Pearl powder whitening needs to be taken orally and applied externally for the effect to be apparent.

2. Control oil and keep your skin clean

In the hot summer, the face is shiny and oily. I believe most women who love beauty have this trouble. How to effectively remove the oil on your face and give yourself a clean face? Natural nano pearl powder is recommended. Nano pearl powder has extremely fine particle size, so its surface area is large and has excellent adsorption capacity, which can absorb excess oil. At the same time, it also has a convergent effect, which can control oil secretion and make the skin dry and clean.

3. Acne treatment: youth without acne

Pearl powder can clear away heat and detoxify, cleanse the skin, control oil, and promote the regeneration and recovery of damaged tissues. Taking it internally can clear away heat and detoxify. Combining internal and external use is very effective in treating acne.

4. Remove blackheads and let pores breathe freely

Blackheads: These are hardened oil blockages that usually appear on the forehead and nose. When the sebaceous glands are over-stimulated to secrete large amounts of sebum, and the pores are filled with excess oil and become clogged, the nose area usually feels greasy. These oils will eventually harden and oxidize into small black dots, which we usually call blackheads.

The secret of pearl powder in removing blackheads is that it has first-class deep pore cleansing ability and very strong adsorption capacity, which can "suck" down dead skin and dirt deep in the pores.