Cleansing Key Point: "Do Not Irrit"

The key to cleansing is to maximize effectiveness by rinsing off a cleanser with non-irritating ingredients while massaging with gentle motions.

It is what you gain.

No matter how soft and gentle a cleansing product is, rubbing hard will irritate sensitive skin.

Choose ingredients that cleanse gently yet effectively, and wipe carefully and meticulously.

Is the first thing you do after rubbing your sleepy eyes and waking up in the morning to wash your face and hair in the bathroom, and then immediately grab a hairdryer to dry it?

The protective barrier, a complex of sebum and sweat that perfectly forms a natural coating on our skin, is washed away by soap or facial cleansing, but it re-encases and protects the surface of our body only after about 30 minutes. This barrier performs the beneficial function of preventing moisture from evaporating from the skin and blocking external bacteria from penetrating.

However, if you dry your hair by exposing a defenseless face, stripped of this protective barrier, to high heat approaching 100 degrees and dry air, it will naturally dry out the moisture in your face as well, resulting in severely dehydrated skin, won't it?

If you dry your skin with a powerful spin dryer and then apply expensive moisturizer, it is like pouring water into a bottomless bucket. A single bad habit ruins your skin and costs you a lot of money. They say that even a small habit can change the fate of your skin.