Small skin care products with big usage

Cleaning Products - Cheapskate

Washing your face is the first step in skin care, but the lavish use of skin care products does not start from this step. The more cleansing products you use, the better. If you use too much, your face will not be cleaned thoroughly. The residual products cannot be washed away by water, and then they will remain on your face and eventually clog your pores. Isn't this not worth the loss?

Dosage: The amount of cleansing products used each time depends on their texture. For cream-based cleansers, you only need to squeeze out an amount the size of one knuckle of your little finger, while for emulsion-based cleansers, you only need to squeeze out an amount the size of two-thirds of a one-dollar coin.

Toner--Showerhead

In terms of dosage, toner should be the most generous in usage. As a skin care product that replenishes moisture to the skin and performs secondary cleansing, the more the better. If the skin is not sufficiently hydrated, it will not be able to absorb the subsequent nutrients, so it is necessary to pat the skin with plenty of water in this step to adjust the skin's pH value while conditioning the cuticle to allow the skin to absorb better.

Dosage: The amount of toner used each time must be enough to completely soak the cotton pad. For general use, tap three to five times.

Essence--Scrooge

Essence can be said to be the skin care product with the highest concentration, so is it true that the more nutrients you add to the skin, the better? In fact, essence is not only highly concentrated, but also very easily absorbed by the skin. If you use a larger amount, the skin will quickly become saturated, and there will be remaining nutrients that cannot be absorbed. Essences are expensive, and applying too much is a waste and will increase the burden on the skin.

Dosage: Follow the instructions, or use half a dime-sized amount each time.

Facial mask--Shower head

When applying cream-based facial masks, many girls only apply a thin layer on the skin, which cannot even cover the skin's original color. In fact, applying the mask in this way will not bring out the effectiveness of the mask at all. Especially for cleansing masks, because they are to clean the dirt in the pores and remove dead skin cells, so the thickness requirements will be higher.

Dosage: Apply a thick layer to cover the skin's natural color, paying special attention to the application time.

Lip Balm--Scrooge

Lip balm generally contains mineral oil, pigments, fragrances, etc., and has a sticky texture. If you apply too much, these ingredients may absorb dust in the air or absorb moisture. Part of the moisture comes from the air and part comes from our lips. Moreover, applying lipstick thickly will put too much burden on the lips and prevent them from breathing normally. Of course, for some lip balms with safer ingredients, you can use more than one lip balm a day.

Dosage: The correct dosage of ordinary lip balm should be three to five times a day. Just apply a thin layer to cover your lips.