Skin Cleansing

It is recommended to cleanse your skin twice a day, morning and evening, to remove impurities, excess sebum, and the residues of the day. However, in the morning, the use of a simple toning lotion is sufficient.

A makeup remover is designed to remove makeup, sunscreens, and surface impurities, while a cleanser aims to deeply clean the skin by eliminating excess sebum, dead cells, and remaining impurities, leaving the skin perfectly purified.

The dual cleansing method is beneficial for removing all impurities that accumulate on the skin throughout the day and deeply purifying the skin. This practice also allows the skin to regenerate more effectively during the night and enhances the absorption of active ingredients.

When choosing a cleanser, it's important to consider your skin type and skin concerns. Thus, a person with dry skin would likely lean towards a cleansing milk, while a purifying gel would be more suitable for skin prone to acne.

The signs of poorly cleansed skin include a dull complexion, clogged pores, blackheads, frequent blemishes, and a feeling of oily film or rough texture.