20/04/2022
WHY YOU DON'T NEED TO USE MIGHT CLEANSER, FOLLOWING A SKIN DOCTOR
No need to use morning cleanser if…
…if you wash your face very thoroughly the night before, for example with a two-step cleanser or chemical exfoliator, you can skip the morning cleanser. Just washing your face with clean water is enough.
Girls with dry or sensitive skin will find their skin less dry when applying this skin care tip. When you use a strong cleanser, and wash your face too often, you are making your skin even more dry.
Should use morning cleanser if…
…you have oily skin, use a nighttime moisturizer, or sweat a lot while you sleep.
The rule of skin care is to use a milk or oil cleanser after exercising, sauna or doing activities that sweat a lot. Basically, sweat is a waste product of the body. In sweat, there is urea, ammonia, and when in contact with bacteria on the skin, it creates a mixture that is not very good for the skin. Therefore, if you are the type of person who often gets up early to exercise, leave the step of washing your face with a cleanser after you have finished the exercise.
For girls with oily skin, or using skin oils, choose a gentle cleanser for the morning. This cleanser, because it's milder, won't dry out your skin like the superior cleanser you use every night. But it's still enough to remove excess oil that has been "settled" in your pores overnightWHY YOU DON'T NEED TO USE MIGHT CLEANSER, FOLLOWING A SKIN DOCTOR
No need to use morning cleanser if…
…if you wash your face very thoroughly the night before, for example with a two-step cleanser or chemical exfoliator, you can skip the morning cleanser. Just washing your face with clean water is enough.
Girls with dry or sensitive skin will find their skin less dry when applying this skin care tip. When you use a strong cleanser, and wash your face too often, you are making your skin even more dry.
Should use morning cleanser if…
…you have oily skin, use a nighttime moisturizer, or sweat a lot while you sleep.
The rule of skin care is to use a milk or oil cleanser after exercising, sauna or doing activities that sweat a lot. Basically, sweat is a waste product of the body. In sweat, there is urea, ammonia, and when in contact with bacteria on the skin, it creates a mixture that is not very good for the skin. Therefore, if you are the type of person who often gets up early to exercise, leave the step of washing your face with a cleanser after you have finished the exercise.
For girls with oily skin, or using skin oils, choose a gentle cleanser for the morning. This cleanser, because it's milder, won't dry out your skin like the superior cleanser you use every night. But it's still enough to remove excess oil that has been "settled" in your pores overnight
