Is it okay to wash your face with soap and remove oil, please, everyone, thank you

It is recommended that you still use an oil-free facial cleanser or facial soap, skin care things are different from other ingredients, ** is very delicate. Let's talk about personal experience, when I was in high school, my table belonged to oily **, and it was super oily in adolescence, his hair always looked wet and untidy, and we saw a girl wash her face with facial cleanser + washing spirit when we were washing clothes in the water room! Wow!

Suddenly a small light bulb appeared on the head! Hehe, when the inspiration came, he told my poor tablemate "Go, go, you see everyone does this, you take shampoo + washing spirit to wash your hair together, there must be no oil" said confidently ......When I saw him the next day, he seemed to be a little better, although it was more moisturized, but it was very neat! In the afternoon, during class, he kept scratching his hair, and he couldn't stand it anymore, so he asked him what was wrong, and he said stupidly:

What's going on? It's ...... itchy headAfter self-study at night, look at poor him, scratching his oily head while doing his homework! In vain, it made him so miserable.

Don't wash with soap, soap can wash away the oil on the face, but it will affect the balance of water and oil on the face and breed mites.

No, soap is alkaline and harmful.

No, soap contains alkali. It will be fine after washing, but it will be very dry afterwards.

I even advise you not to wash your face with soap, the pores will become larger, and if you want to remove the oil, you should buy an oil-controlling facial cleanser Hehe.

The soap is a soap base in it, which is not good for ** If it is a cleansing soap, it is okay.

The main ingredients of ordinary soap are sodium and potassium salts of higher fatty acids. Some of the molecules of these salts can be dissolved in water, which is called "hydrophilic group"; The other part is insoluble in water, but soluble in oil, called "lipophilic group". When the soap molecule meets the oil molecule, the hydrophilic group of the soap dissolves in water, while the lipophilic group dissolves in the oil.

Because soap molecules are both hydrophilic and lipophilic, they can link oil and water, which are previously immiscible with each other.

When oil and other substances are surrounded by soap molecules and water molecules, the adhesion between them and the clothing fibers decreases, and once scrubbed, the soap liquid seeps into an unequal amount of air, forming a large amount of foam. The surface of the foam seems to have a tense film, which not only expands the surface area of the soap, but also makes the soap more contractile, which is usually called surface tension. Under the action of surface tension, the particles such as oil, dust, etc., which are stained on the clothes, are easy to break away from the clothes and go away with the water, which is why soap can remove oil stains.

The molecular structure of soap can be divided into two parts. At one end is the charged polar CoO- (hydrophilic site) and at the other end is a non-polar carbon chain (lipophilic part). Soap can destroy the surface tension of water, when the soap molecules enter the water, the polar hydrophilic part, will destroy the attraction between the water molecules and reduce the surface tension of the water, so that the water molecules are evenly distributed on the surface of the clothes to be washed.

The lipophilic part of the soap penetrates deep into the oil stain, and the hydrophilic part dissolves in the water, and this conjugate is stirred to form smaller oil droplets, and its surface is covered with the hydrophilic part of the soap, and will not re-aggregate into a large oil stain. This process (also known as emulsification) is repeated several times, and all the oil stains are dissolved in water as tiny droplets that can be easily rinsed off.

A chemical reaction occurs, the so-called esterification reaction.

Because soap is alkaline! You can go to the oil!

There is a saponification reaction, which is said in chemistry textbooks, so let's see for yourself.

Soap doesn't work very well to remove oil, you can use dish soap to remove oil, and the effect is good.

Soap is able to remove oil.

Sometimes you don't have to bring a special makeup brush cleaning utensils when you go out in a hurry, or the makeup brush cleaning utensils are used up, at this time it will be very tangled, makeup brushes need to paint eye makeup, blush, foundation, and it is easy to spend makeup without cleaning.

Can face soap wash makeup brushes.

Yes, the method of washing the makeup brush with face soap is as follows: after the makeup brush is wet, draw a circle on the face soap, and then clean the dry pin after the smile, which is suitable for traveling. In addition to powdery makeup brushes, makeup brushes with gelatinous and liquid makeup can be used, which can be very clean, I will use makeup brush cleaner at home, but when I go home for two or three weeks, I will definitely need to use cleaning products that can wash the foundation, I will choose this lightweight face soap, this is beauty blender, and there is also a small shelf at the bottom to dry the face soap, (it was originally all white, because I used it quickly, so it became ** in this).

Wash with soap and touch the brush.

Dampen a bar of soap in clean water, rub your dirty blush brush and foundation brush against the soap, and press and rotate to clean the dirt. Then rinse the brush with warm water and blot it with a paper towel. Tips:

Do not allow the brush wand to get wet, as this may loosen the bristles of the brush and fall off.

Makeup brushes are cleaned differently depending on the material.

1. It is best to dry clean the makeup brushes made of animal hair and avoid frequent washing. You can wash it every month or so, and it is easy to damage the animal hair on the makeup brush if you wash it frequently.

2. For fiber makeup brushes, they can't be washed once for as long as animal hair makeup brushes. Makeup brushes made of this material should be cleaned frequently, as it is easy to leave impurities and breed bacteria, so it is best to wash them once a week.

The shampoo can wash makeup brushes.

Makeup brushes can be cleaned with shampoo, larger ones can be wet with water first, then pour a little shampoo and press and wash repeatedly, don't use too much force, otherwise the bristles will be easy to break, and then put it in warm water and shake it back and forth a few times, the makeup dirt will be washed out, and then gently squeeze it with a paper towel and put it on a dry towel to dry in a ventilated place to dry. For smaller eyeshadow brushes, you can pour shampoo into the palm of your hand and brush back and forth and then rinse it off in warm water as well, all other steps are the same. Facial cleanser and small soap can also be used as a substitute for shampoo, and the effect is good.