Is it normal for makeup remover to sting on the face?

Cleansing water: Oil-free, divided into two categories: weak cleansing and strong cleansing according to different formulas. The former is used to remove light makeup, and it feels very refreshing after use; The latter is suitable for removing heavy makeup, but it is easy to dry out the skin, and it is not suitable for long-term use for problem skin.

The correct way to use makeup remover.

When cleansing your face in the morning and evening, pour a little makeup remover on a cotton pad, gently make a circular motion on the face, and then rinse with water, then pour a little makeup remover on a new cotton pad, remove makeup for the second time, the gesture should be soft, not too heavy, so as not to hurt the skin, and then rinse off with water. (Avoid the skin around the eyes) (best if used with a sponge or cloth). However, although the use of this kind of makeup remover is to dissolve makeup by drawing circles with your fingers, you must not use them as massage creams, once they are dry, it indicates that the makeup dirt that was originally removed is "eaten" back, which will have the opposite effect.

You can stop using it for a while and wait until your skin texture improves!

Let's use a mild cleansing water.

It is said that using lotion can not only replenish water but also shrink pores, why do I have a tingling sensation on my face when I use lotion, and what is the reason for this?

What is the reason for the stinging sensation after using the lotion.

There is a stinging situation with lotion, which may be caused by allergies, and it may be intolerance to this lotion, causing allergies, so don't worry about it, pay attention to adjust it, don't worry about this, pay attention to adjust it.

Do you use lotion after washing your face?

The toner is dried after washing your face before use.

After washing your face, it will air dry naturally, and it will not play a role in hydration.

Many former high school women deliberately do not wipe the water on their faces when washing their faces, feeling that this moisturizing is more hydrating and very comfortable. In fact, natural air-drying will lower the temperature, cause blood vessels to constrict, and take away more moisture from the face during the air-drying process, which will make the face drier.

This is also the reason why sometimes the face is tighter after natural air drying. Therefore, it is best to dip your face with a clean and delicate towel after washing your face, gently absorb the moisture on the surface of your face, and then use toner to replenish and lock in moisture in time.

Can I still use it after the lotion is used up?

Yours is caused by a lack of water or has alcohol in your skincare products. Now it's time to hydrate and recharge irritations with soothing skincare products, remembering that hydration isn't just a job in autumn or winter, it's a year-round job. **Too short of water, all at once to make up for the mountain regret a lot of water** can't stand it.

What is the reason why lotion is sticky on the face.

1.The stratum corneum is too thick.

After applying the toner, **has been sticky, which means that the toner has not been absorbed, then it is likely to be caused by the thick stratum corneum, when the stratum corneum is too thick, it cannot absorb external moisture and nutrients, and it is useless to apply toner in the same way, and the more toner you apply, the more greasy it will be.

2.Slow absorption.

Some people** are born with poor absorption, and they can't absorb it when they apply toner, so they will all accumulate on the surface, resulting in **very greasy.

3.The toner used is not suitable.

Different skin types are suitable for different types of toners, and if the toner you use doesn't match your skin type, then you will also experience a greasy feeling.

4.Apply an excessive amount of toner.

When applying toner, the amount of toner used is also different, if you apply too much toner, it will take more time to absorb, and if you absorb slowly, it will feel very sticky.