How to wash your face cleanly?

Many people are often careless when washing their faces. Not taking some scientific face washing methods will make us unable to achieve good face washing effects. We may not be able to remove the bacteria remaining on our face in time. Bacteria are very easy to breed and spread, which may endanger our facial health and cause us various problems such as erythema. It is very important to understand how to wash your face cleanly.

First, the most important preparation before washing your face - washing your hands

Please wash your hands thoroughly every time before washing your face. I put the hand sanitizer next to the facial cleanser. Every time I wash my hands with hand sanitizer or soap (sometimes when I’m on a business trip), gently rub them (palms and backs of hands) for 30 seconds, then rinse my hands with running water, and then start washing my face. Some girls may not like the sticky appearance of hand sanitizer, and cannot control the amount they use each time. As for me, I add water to dilute the hand sanitizer, which makes it much easier to use. I just press it hard once, and the amount I use is just right, not too much or too little. If your hands don't lather, or if the lather is too messy, rinse it off and wash again. As for why not use soap? Soap is alkaline, and the delicate skin on your hands doesn't have oil. You can't make your hands rough just to wash your face! If you don't like hand sanitizer, consider using soap!

Second, the facial cleanser should produce sufficient foam, the massage force should be light, and key areas should be avoided.

Because I have mixed and oily skin, I usually use foaming facial cleansers, such as VICHY's Izumi Cleansing Gel and Clean and Clear Foaming Cleansing Oil. After kneading out the foam, start from the forehead, from top to bottom. No matter where you press, do not exceed thirty times, and do not use too much force (using too much force will cause the stratum corneum to grow). For the forehead, use both hands to draw circles outwards, and also for the cheeks. Pay attention to the T-shaped area, the sides of the nose (up and down), from the nose to the tip of the nose; from the root of the nose to between the eyebrows (up and down), purse your lips, draw circles up and down; eyebrows and the tails of the eyes (draw circles). The T-zone is very prone to acne, but you can’t rub it too hard just because it’s prone to acne. Remember, your face is not a piece of clothing. The harder you clean it, the cleaner it will be. In order to resist external invasion, it will change from being delicate to being hard and grow a thick stratum corneum!

Many people are also looking for ways to wash their faces more effectively to achieve a deep cleansing effect, especially in the summer. The weather is relatively hot in the summer, and bacteria can easily attach to our faces through our hands, causing irritation to our faces and possible redness, swelling and inflammation. It will be better to use some facial cleansers.