If you prefer oil cleansing, don't skip the emulsification step.
What is emulsification?
Mixing oil and water, which do not normally mix with each other.
Emulsification in cleansing refers to making the skin cloudy and white so that the makeup, cleansing agent, and rinsing water can easily mix together.
Q: Why is emulsification necessary when removing makeup?
A. Makeup stains and sebum are oily in nature and do not mix well with water. If they are not rinsed off properly, they can cause clogged pores and rough skin .
How to emulsify (cleans)
1. Take an appropriate amount of cleansing oil onto your dry, clean hands and apply it to your entire face. 2. Once it is applied, take a few drops of water and emulsify it in the palm of your hand. Spread it over your entire face and use the pads of your fingers to lift off the makeup. 3. If the feel of the oil changes and your fingertips feel lighter, it's ready.
④ Rinse with lukewarm water
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● Apply the oil to areas where sebum is secreted in large amounts, such as the T-zone and chin. ● Once emulsified, rinse as quickly as possible.
Q.Do cleansing creams and cleansing milks also need to be emulsified?
A. Except for oil cleansing, emulsification is generally not necessary as the product is already emulsified.
However, if you are concerned about friction, you can add the emulsification step to remove your makeup smoothly, so it's OK to incorporate this into your routine.
Q.What is the amount of water required for emulsification?
A. A few drops of water . *The amount needed varies depending on the condition of your skin, so add 2 or 3 drops if needed. If you use too much water, it will be difficult to emulsify, so be mindful of the amount of water.
Proper emulsification of cleansing products helps to remove clogged pores. Thoroughly remove dirt from pores and eliminate the problems of blackheads and enlarged pores.
