Let's find out how to remove nose sebum

first, Wash your hands thoroughly and dry them.

It is said that if your hands are wet, the cleansing oil emulsifies the moment it is applied, preventing it from fully performing its pure function.

Therefore, dry your hands and apply oil to them.

second, Apply cleansing oil to the entire nose.

After applying a sufficient amount of oil to your hands, apply it evenly to your entire nose, rather than wiping it with oil.

Some people occasionally wipe their face with a cotton pad soaked in oil, but since oil is almost entirely absorbed when dropped onto a cotton pad and the friction caused by the pad damages the skin barrier, apply it all over your face with the feeling of dabbing it rather than wiping it on your nose.

Third, Next, take a handful of water in your hand and rub it together with the cleansing oil on your nose.

It is important to rub it in thoroughly at this stage. If you rub it for a while, an emulsification process occurs where the slippery cleansing oil becomes watery and turns milky white like Milkis.

However, the important point here is that it is necessary to rub the sebum-covered area to ensure sufficient emulsification.

Some people apply oil and immediately rinse their face with water, thinking they are wiping it off. However, it is said that in such cases, the aforementioned emulsification process does not occur sufficiently, which may result in the inability to adequately remove sebum or cosmetic particles from deep within the pores.

Fourth, Wipe it clean with water.

Sometimes, when certain cleansing oil companies advertise their products, they claim that their products are made of substances that do not easily clog pores, so you only need to rinse them off with water immediately after using the cleansing oil. However, clinically, if you only emulsify with cleansing oil and rinse with water, the cleansing oil ingredients can remain trapped between the pores, so it is recommended to perform a second cleanse with cleansing foam as the next step.