Acne Elimination Live Show teaches you to get rid of acne without leaving scars
What are Dark Particles?
Also known as closed comedones. It is not painful, red, swollen, and similar in size to fat granules. However, its presence is clearly felt when touched by hand, and a white thread-like discharge appears when squeezed. These small pimples that cover the skin are called closed pimples. Unlike ordinary pimples, dark particles mostly appear "in patches" and can make the skin look rough and bumpy when exposed to light.
Common causes of formation:
1. The makeup removal is not thorough enough.
2. The keratin on the face is too thick, resulting in clogged pores.
3. Imbalance between water and oil; Excessive oil secretion or severe dehydration and dryness.
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The correct way to get rid of dark particles
Thoroughly cleanse the skin (makeup removal + cleansing); Exfoliate regularly, with a cleansing mask; Strengthens hydration and keeps the skin in balance of water and oil.
Do these points correctly, and the dark particles on your face will basically "disappear" after a month! But in a way that sounds so simple, there are a lot of mistakes that we tend to make that make our skin condition worse! Come and see if you are also unknowingly "disfigured"?
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The most common mistakes made in the process of removing dark particles and the correct method:
1. Using exfoliating products too many times
As soon as many friends hear that the main reason for the formation of dark particles is that the facial keratin is too thick, they frequently use scrubs, exfoliators and other products, which is absolutely NG. Excessive exfoliation will destroy the "protective film" on the surface of the skin, reduce the skin's immunity, and make the skin sensitive and fragile.
Correct practice: Exfoliate every 2~3 days, and should not exceed 3 times a week.
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2. Excessive cleansing and neglect of moisturizing
Use cleansing products and masks that deeply cleanse the skin and prevent secretions and dirt from clogging pores. However, excessive cleansing and neglect of moisturizing will cause an imbalance in the skin's water and oil balance, resulting in a situation of "dry on the outside and oil on the inside", so that secretions accumulate under the skin, forming acne and dark particles.
Correct Approach:
Again, you should not use the cleansing mask more than 3 times a week. And after using a cleansing mask, be sure to apply another moisturizing mask. If conditions are limited, then be sure to pat yourself on a moisturizing toner.
When using a toner, it is recommended to pair it with a cotton pad. This type of cotton is usually made of natural cotton, which is soft and comfortable to the touch, strong water absorption and water retention, and can effectively penetrate the moisturizing ingredients into the skin with moisturizing lotion.
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3. Incorrect "squeezing" of dark grain cotton swabs
I don't recommend using "squeezing" to deal with dark particles, but if you really "have to squeeze", then you must not use acne needles like a beauty salon.We can't master the squeezing strength like professional beauticians, and we don't have perfect sterilization conditions, so repeatedly squeezing the skin with a sharp tool like acne needles can easily "stimulate" the dark particles into red and swollen acne, or make the skin infected, destroy the dermis, and eventually leave scars......
Correct Approach:
If you have to squeeze it, after cleansing the skin, use two clean cotton swabs and press firmly on both sides of the dark particles until the secretion stops draining. After each squeezing of one dark pellet, replace it with a new cotton swab to process the next one. After all the products are completed, soak a cotton pad in a mild, soothing toner, apply it to the squeezed dark particles, and remove it after 5~15 minutes.
Tips: Although the cotton swab will not cause hard damage to the skin, the skin will still be red and swollen after compression, and it will recover after about half an hour.