Excessive cleaning is something that many girls worry about in the daily skin care process, after all, cleaning is not done well, and the skin is very easy to make sensitive skin! In the cleaning topic, whether to wash your face again after removing makeup has become a skin care problem for many people.
Even though most of the makeup remover products currently on the market are labeled, there is no need to clean your face again. However, after the makeup removal is completed, without washing up the face, it always feels as if the face is covered with a thin oil film, and I am worried that it will grow acne and acne.
Do you still have to wash your face after removing your makeup? Today we will talk about this topic in detail. If you don't understand these points, be careful that the skin is getting worse and worse!
How does makeup remover do it?
Makeup remover oils or makeup removers may have their own composition, but from the perspective of makeup removal and cleaning, these products will have two types of ingredients: oil and surface activator. The oil exerts a makeup dissolving effect, through the working principle of oil soluble oil that we often hear, the makeup on the face is fully dissolved; and then through the surface activator, the oil with makeup is dissolved into water to complete the cleaning purpose.
Throughout the makeup removal process, the oil exerts the main makeup removal power, the expression activator assists, and the cleaning oil can also dissolve a small amount of makeup to achieve the effect of basic makeup removal and cleaning.
However, when we use makeup remover oil and makeup remover products every day, we will find that there will be differences in the skin feeling after use. Some skin will feel oily after use, while some products are more refreshed after use. It depends on the amount of ingredients added to both classes.
If the oil is dominant, the surface activator may not be able to completely take away the oil, then the skin surface has oil residue, may feel more moisturized; in the case of the surface activator is added in sufficient quantity, the oil can be completely taken away, and the skin surface is more refreshing.
In both cases, the first is more suitable for dry skin and the second is more suitable for oily skin, but this product with a high content of epivirants is more likely to have the risk of excessive cleaning.
How can I tell if I need a second clean after removing my makeup?
We can first judge the makeup remover oil and makeup remover cream we are using to see which combination of ingredients it belongs to and which case it belongs.
Add a small amount of makeup remover to water, stir well to dissolve, and let stand for 1-2 hours. Observe whether there is grease floating on the surface of the water: those who have grease floating belong to the first case; those who do not float on the surface of the water belong to the second situation.
Makeup remover products with more oil components, covered with the surface of the skin, are mostly grease films, whether this layer of grease film needs to be cleaned, depends on our own skin quality characteristics. Partial dry skin, the skin surface is left with a small amount of oil film, can play a certain emollient effect, will not cause discomfort to the skin, can not be cleaned again.
For oily skin types, the residue of the oil film is likely to cause a burden on the skin. Because of its own skin texture characteristics, it does not need too much oil to moisturize, otherwise it is easy to cause skin acne problems, so you can clean again after removing makeup.
However, in this case, be sure to do a good job of emulsification when removing makeup, and rinse repeatedly with water. Avoid skin surface surface activators, makeup oil clumps residue, but excessive irritation of the skin.
In the second case, the oil can be completely carried away by the epiactive agent without causing facial residue. During the makeup removal process, both the makeup oil mass and a small amount of grease film can be cleaned. After repeated rinsing with clean water, the skin becomes clean without having to clean again.
In this case, it is even more important to fully emulsify the makeup remover product. Some girls are eager to rinse with water during the makeup removal process, and in the case that the oil on the face is not completely emulsified, no matter how much water is used, it is not clean. And even with the subsequent use of cleansing products, emulsifiers and makeup oil masses may still remain on the face, which not only does not achieve the purpose of removing makeup, but also stimulates the skin barrier structure.
So when removing makeup, don't just rub your face makeup thoroughly. Before washing, be sure to dip a small amount of water many times, emulsify the facial oil, observe the skin surface from white to transparent, and then rinse with a lot of water.
When rinsing, pay special attention to subtle positions such as the nose wings of the face and the hairline, and confirm that there is no residue of makeup remover products, so that you can end washing your face.
On the topic of whether you need to wash your face again after removing makeup, let's talk about it. I believe that after reading the above content, you already have the answer. In fact, there is no standard formula for skin care, mainly based on their own skin needs, and it is possible to take a comfortable and reasonable way.