What facial cleansing brush is good?

Maybe many of us will use a face cleansing brush when washing our face. A face cleansing brush can help us clean the parts that cannot be washed by hands, can achieve the effect of deep cleansing, can effectively help us get rid of excess oil in the pores, and some invisible bacteria remaining on our face can be brushed off with a face cleansing brush, but many people still don’t know which face cleansing brush is good to use.

1. There are probably two types of face cleansing brushes nowadays. One is for direct brushing, one needs to be used with a layer of cotton pad, and the other has ultrasonic function. I have used all of them, but I stopped using them after a while, as I still feel best to wash with my hands. For example, when washing the sides of the nose, I don’t think it’s more convenient to use a facial brush than my hands. Use a sponge to rub out the foam and then wash with the foam. I feel that the face cleansing brush causes great damage to the stratum corneum of the face. It doesn’t matter if you use it 1 or 2 times a week, but if you use it every day, it feels a bit too irritating.

2. The facial cleansing tools we use now have actually gradually shifted from facial cleansing brushes to facial cleansing devices. Although facial cleansing devices are a little more expensive, the effects are better than facial cleansing brushes. Speaking of affordability, I still think of the Yuebo facial cleansing device that my family is currently using. It is not an ordinary facial cleansing brush, but a microbubble machine. The microbubble water it produces can not only be used to wash your face, but also for brushing your teeth, washing fruits, etc. My mother likes it very much too. I think it is very cost-effective and practical.

Try to choose face cleansing brushes with softer bristles to avoid using hard face cleansing brushes to damage our skin, which may cause our skin to bleed. At the same time, when brushing your face with a face cleansing brush, try to use some fixed techniques, such as brushing up and down, and try not to brush left and right, as it may damage our skin surface cells.