Why toner is applied to the face with foam

Because, the appearance of bubbles is actually the surfactant contained in the toner.

The higher the surfactant content, the more air bubbles may be, but the surfactant has the potential to cause damage to the sebum film.

Therefore, to determine the quality of a toner, it is necessary to look at the ingredient list, the moisturizing ingredients are sufficient, and the rest of the soothing or calming ingredients needed are sufficient. After using the toner**, it is important that you feel comfortable and that you do not experience any discomfort.

The use of toner is also very strange. Some people prefer to apply it directly by hand and let it go; Some people like to apply it or spray it on their face with a watering can and pat it repeatedly with their hands; Some people find their hands unhygienic and prefer to rub them with a cotton pad dipped in toner, believing that it is cleaner and more moisturizing.

It is normal to cause some surfactants in the lotion.

Toner, also known as firming toner, lotion, etc., is used to cleanse again to restore the pH value of the skin's surface, and to condition the stratum corneum, so that the skin can better absorb and prepare for the use of skin care products. Therefore, after washing your face, use a toner to quickly replenish moisture. Experts recommend firming lotion for oily products, toner for health, toner for dry, toner for dry, toner for mixing**T-zone, and sensitive water for sensitives.

No, how can there be foam in toner, let alone on the face, is there a lot of foam when you shake some bottles, and does the foam dissipate after a while? That means that the toner you're using contains alcohol.

It is recommended not to use it again.

Could it have gone bad, or someone else had something else in it, I know that Jurlique's water has foam.

The others should only be there when shaking, and they should not be used when they are used.

Then ask the skincare official.

This is due to some surfactants in the lotion.

In order to dissolve the fragrance and some oil-soluble ingredients in it and maintain a transparent appearance, it is necessary to add surface active ingredients, and some negative factors brought by this ingredient are that when you shake the lotion hard, there will be a layer of foam on the surface of the water after stopping, and the greater the force, the longer the shake, the more foam. When you use lotion, the process of applying is as if you are shaking the water hard, so it will produce some small foam on the surface, which can usually be avoided by patting water with a cotton pad.

As for whether these foams have an impact on **, it also depends on the specific product, some ingredients will hurt **, but some are foams produced because of some protein ingredients in the lotion. Egg whites are also a surfactant, just like eggs that are whipped for a long time, and foam will also form on the surface.

Normally, it shouldn't be like this... The foam facial cleanser is generally super clean, and it will be too clean, so as long as it is rinsed, it should feel a little dry... There will be foam after the water is shaken, which proves that the water is nutritious, but I really haven't seen a situation where there is foam on the face.

Yes? Is it? I didn't use any other brand before, because it was sensitive skin, so I kept trying the best brand for me, and I used it

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Loofah water, L'Oreal, Dr. Lee. Anyway, it's a lot Later, when I used Mentholatum's toner, there would be a slight white foam, but ** didn't appear abnormal, yes, I still have sensitive skin, so there should be no problem.

The toner is patted on the face with white foam, and whether it is normal or not depends on the situation.

First of all, if the toner contains surfactants, white foam in this case is normal, as surfactants can cause small foams to appear on the surface. This does not affect absorption, and there is no good or bad thing.

In addition, if it is caused by inadequate cleaning, impurities in the toner or poor absorption, then this is usually not a good situation. This may indicate that the toner's carrier ingredients are not being absorbed effectively, or that a residue has been created on the surface.

In general, judging whether it is normal for a toner to have white foam on the face needs to consider a variety of factors, including the composition of the toner, how to use it, and the condition of **. If this condition persists or causes discomfort, it is advisable to consult a doctor or aesthetic consultant for advice.

I have also encountered such a problem, it should be caused by the fact that the surface active ingredients in the toner are not easily absorbed, and it may be that the face is not cleaned, and it is good to use exfoliation once or twice a week, you can try it.

It's because the skin is so dry, like a dry earth that can smoke when water is poured down. Too dry, using toner can sting hot.

out of the foam. It means that the skin is dehydrated! The higher the alcohol content, the faster the foam will disappear! It doesn't even bubble up at all.

It may be that the toner is used too much.

It may also be that the face is not cleaned properly, and the facial cleanser has residue on the face

Hope it helps.

Hello! Explain that the toner contains an alcoholic component. However, the cosmetics produced by regular manufacturers generally have a reasonable alcohol content, and their use will not cause harm to people.

At the same time, for people who are allergic to alcohol, special care should be taken not to use it.