Should I buy a scrub or a cleansing mask?

If you have the financial conditions, you can buy scrubs and facial cleansers Facial cleanser is a must for cleaning your face every day, and you should wipe toner (lotion) after washing your face, otherwise the pores will become larger And scrubs are not used every day, you can do it once a week or twice

Give a ** link to face care

Such a suggestion is also partitioned.

See if you** are sensitive and thinner?

T-zone cleansing** is not the same as scrubs.

The T-zone** is a deep cleanse and the scrub is exfoliating.

It is recommended to use it in the T-zone for a week, using the scrub twice** and once a scrub.

"The same exfoliation will also vary from person to person. For example, some dry skin types are not suitable for frequent exfoliation, and you can go once every 1-2 weeks. There is also sensitive skin, which should not be tried easily.

If you have oily skin, it's best to go once a week.

Is it better to clean** or scrub? This also varies from person to person. The same is a product that helps the skin to be deeply purified, but the two products are fundamentally different.

To make a simple analogy, if you compare ** to a wall, scrub is the sandpaper that polishes the surface of the wall, and deep cleaning ** is to suck out the dirty cement deep in the cracks of the wall. Scrubs are familiar to everyone, and they are divided into two types: granular and non-granular. Deep cleansing** is generally based on "mud", which absorbs dirt deep in the pores during the process of mud drying.

If you have large pores and a lot of clogages in your pores, then a deep cleanse is most suitable; If your ** texture is rough and bumpy to the touch, then you should choose a scrub. In addition, it is best not to use these two products at the same time, you can use one per week intersecting.

If the subject simply wants to exfoliate, it is better to use only exfoliating products, which can easily exfoliate while minimizing the damage to **. We recommend you Terrake Thermal Purifying Exfoliating Cream, I have been using this exfoliator for a long time. It's very mild, the effect is obvious, a bottle can be used for a long time, I think it's enough to have it. "

First of all, your approach to care is inappropriate

The basic care routine is: face wash - toner - moisturizer. Other products are not considered basic care and are called functional products.

In one care step, it is best to have functional products within two, otherwise the burden of ** will increase, affect absorption, and even clog pores.

And ** can not be done every day, nor can you use more than one in one skin care process**. Although **to** is an upgraded care, but at the same time, the burden on ** also increases, and too many and too many ** at a time will make ** fragile and dependent.

In particular, scrubs should not be used with cleansing, both of which have the effect of exfoliating and deep cleansing, over-cleansing and exfoliating will make **fragile and easy to dry out because too much moisture and oil are lost.

Here's a suggestion for you: alternate between scrubs and cleans**, and only use one or the other each week. If you're oily** or in the summer, you can use it once a week, but be sure to diverge, such as a scrub on Monday and a cleanse on Thursday.

As for the difference between scrubs and exfoliating creams, scrubs are suitable for people with neutral and oily conditions**. Because this product contains small particles, it will not hurt and will clean stronger for thicker people. The cream or gel for removing dead skin is more suitable for dry** and sensitive**, these two properties are relatively thin, and the particles are more harmful and easy to sensitive.

And because the cleaning power is too strong, the ** with poor water storage capacity is getting drier.

OK. Use a sponge and gently make circular motions after dampening the water.

A scrubbing cream is an emulsifying cleanser that typically contains even, fine particles. It is mainly used to remove **deep dirt, and by rubbing on **, the aging scaly keratin can be peeled off and dead skin can be removed. Scrubs can be divided into plant-based, donkey-milk, chemical, and floral essential oil types according to their composition.

Scrubs can be divided into face and body according to care.

If the stratum corneum is very thin, it is best to remove the keratin in the T-zone, almost once a week, and the cleaning ** is mainly a deep cleansing **, which can be used together.

Depending on the skin type, if the skin is dry or sensitive and fragile, you can use cleansing**, apply a topical scrub, and it is best to choose a gentle scrub. If you have oily skin, you can use a scrub after using the cleanser, but pay attention to the follow-up hydration and moisturizing to lock in moisture.

It is not possible to use it together, and it is best to do it after 48 hours after the scrub is used up**.

Scrubs, cleaning ** or not to use together, so that all of a sudden** may not be able to stand it.

I don't think there's any difference between scrubs and exfoliating creams, but it's best not to use them for people with thin skin.

Scrub and clean** cannot be used at the same time. Scrub exfoliation.

Don't use a facial cleanser in front of you, the scrub has a cleansing function.

You can do weekly treatments once a week.

Scrub --- water (choose different water according to **) - moisturizing massage cream--- water --- moisturizing face grind.

If you want to make ** white and translucent, you can use a whitening serum before moisturizing face grinding.

ARTISTRY is very good, you can learn about it.

**If it's not too thick, it's best not to use more exfoliation...

Don't use it at the same time, it hurts!!

Exfoliate first If you don't exfoliate any makeup, it will be difficult to absorb any makeup I wish you beauty.

Cleansing** is generally to deeply clean the dirt and oil in the pores, dead skin can not be removed, especially oily skin, or to use exfoliating products regularly, it is enough to exfoliate in turn every week, pore clean**, if it is oily skin, you can use it two - three times a week

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Cleansing** is to sweep away the pore garbage, it should not have much to do with exfoliation, you can exfoliate again. Exfoliation is usually a scrub, the kind that can be rubbed.

Try not to try, I also have redness, and I have been slowed down for several days after using it, it is too thorough, **I can't bear it, because the cortical layer is thin, your oiliness and pores indicate that your water and oil are not balanced, and what you need is hydration, not exfoliation.

Hello landlord! These two do not conflict, and a deep cleanse can also be used after using a scrub**. The scrub is to remove the old keratin on your surface, which can be cleaned thoroughly, which is conducive to better absorption of nutrients, and it has a further cleansing and hydrating effect.

The scrub is OK to use once a week or two. Nivea Beauty Class 7 Fan Yingli.

Scrub cream is more powerful to remove dead skin. However, you can't use it too often. One or two times a week is enough.

Deep cleansing**good, the scrub is too powerful, it hurts**.

Scrubs are generally oily**1-2 times a week, dry**1 time a week.

Cleaning**once a week is enough, dry** is best not to use.