Skin feels like scrub

Everyone's skin quality is different due to their daily living habits, eating habits, work and rest habits, whether they take good care of themselves, and the different water and soil in their area. Some people's skin feels particularly delicate and smooth, while some people's skin is relatively rough, feels bad to the touch, and looks dull. What should some people do if their skin feels very frosted?

What to do if your skin feels like scrub? Different types of skin require different maintenance focuses:

Neutral skin: Neutral skin is ideally smooth and clean. When maintaining it, pay attention to weekly care including cleansing, toning, moisturizing and massage. Pay attention to daily hydration and care to regulate water and oil balance.

Dry skin: The moisture and oil content of dry skin are abnormal, and the skin is dry, rough, and lacks elasticity. When maintaining your skin, pay attention to more massage care to promote blood circulation, and pay attention to using moisturizing, whitening, and active skin care products, such as original liquid, essence, etc.

Oily skin: Excessive oil secretion, obvious oiliness in the T-zone, large pores, and frequent blackheads. When maintaining your skin, be sure to keep it clean and fresh at all times, eat less irritating food, pay attention to hydration and deep cleansing of the skin, and control excessive oil secretion.

Combination skin: The T-zone of the face is prone to oiliness, while the rest of the face is dry and acne may occur from time to time. When maintaining your skin, pay attention to treating oily, dry, and neutral skin separately. When using skin care products, moisturize the drier areas first, and then use the remaining amount to wipe other areas. Pay attention to timely replenishment of water, nutrients and regulating the balance of the skin.

Sensitive skin: The skin is more sensitive, the sebum film is thin, and the skin's own protection ability is weak. The skin is prone to redness, swelling, stinging, itching, pain, peeling, and dehydration. When performing maintenance, be sure to conduct an adaptability test first and use it only if there is no reaction. Avoid using inferior cosmetics or using multiple cosmetics at the same time, and be careful not to change cosmetics frequently. Do not use skin care products that contain too much fragrance or are too acidic or alkaline, and instead choose cosmetics suitable for sensitive skin.