How do you clean skin clogged with oil smoke?

The answer that many people say is the same as what was said upstairs, but I also want to give you an idea, you can wash your face with *** soap (it is with warm water), because soap is alkaline, you can remove oil, but remember to wash it thoroughly, after washing, remember to do a good job of moisturizing, because after washing your face with soap, you may feel a little dry, so be sure to do a good job of moisturizing.

For reference only.

As long as you clean your face carefully every day, it will be easy to cleanse.

Every time you wash your face, you can squeeze the cleanser into your hands, lather it thoroughly, and wash it from the bottom up. Be sure to lather up enough, and keep the cream or cream like a cleanser that won't deep cleanse the pores. Apply toner after washing.

Shake it up when you buy it. If you find that the bubbles on the toner are large and easy to break, don't buy it, it contains a lot of alcohol, which is not good).Then get clean**.

Use hydration every other day. And so on and so forth. The condition of the skin will improve.

However, I personally mind, although I can make the pores of the skin smaller and more delicate, I still need to pay attention to diet and sleep. Don't stay up late, don't eat greasy food, eat plenty of fruits.

Hope it helps.

After cooking at home, take a small spoonful (while hot, but not too hot to a temperature slightly higher than the back of your hand), and rub it on your face, the grease will stick with the rice, just wash your face. It can be done every day, pure and natural, and convenient.

Another is to buy a little pearl powder, and use pearl powder mixed with a little toner to apply to the face (wash off after 10 minutes) to prevent beanie.

Tile Secret**: "Apply**" with toilet paper or paper towels

Stick toilet paper or paper towels on the tiles, spray detergent on them and leave them for a while, just like a feminine compress, not only will the detergent not drip everywhere, but the grease will all stick up. Just tear off the toilet paper and wipe it once or twice with a clean cloth dipped in water, and the tiles will look like new. For tile tiles with heavy oil stains, you can stick toilet paper or paper towels on the tiles overnight, or replace toilet paper with cotton cloth, and wait for the oil stains to be fully absorbed by the paper towel, and then wipe them with a damp rag.

This method can also be used for ventilation fans on the inside of the range hood.

Gas Stove Secret**: Hot Water Toothpicks.

If the stove is stained with oil or soup, it may not be clean even if it is treated with detergent, so you may want to boil the stove with water. Fill a large pot of water and place it on the fire rack. When the water is hot, the stubborn dirt will naturally be decomposed and peeled off.

The gas holes of the fire racks are also often blocked by dirt such as soup, causing incomplete gas combustion, so it is best to clean the holes with a toothpick once a week.

Stove Secret**: Beer.

Soak the scouring pad in the beer for a while, then wipe down the stubbornly stained cooktop and the cooktop will be as bright as new. When wiping, the wiping surface should also be constantly replaced.

Glass Secret**: Slightly warmed vinegar.

The windows, light bulbs and glassware in the kitchen will be blackened by oil smoke over time and will not be easy to wash. You can heat an appropriate amount of vinegar, and then use a rag dipped in some slightly warm vinegar to scrub it, and the oil stain will easily "escape".

Faucet Secret**: Lemon slices.

If you find that there are water stains on the faucet that are difficult to remove, you can wipe a fresh lemon slice on the faucet a few times to remove it.