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1. Do not torture your skin with aggressive cosmetic products. avoid using products containing alcohol
- it dries out the skin, makes it shineless and encourages the production of more sebum. If you have sensitive skin, prefer non-perfumed products.
2. Choose high quality make-up remover pads. use ones that have a firm texture and a soft surface that won't irritate the sensitive skin around your eyes. If the tampons are falling apart, letting hair out or are too coarse, replace them with others. Moist wipes are more suitable for holidays, do not use them every day.
3. Do not put unnecessary pressure on the skin when exfoliating. it is not true that the more you press on the skin, the more thoroughly you remove impurities. Gentle cotton pads with microfiber can clean your skin thoroughly without unnecessary scrubbing,
which will only irritate your skin. Exfoliate with gentle, soft strokes.
4. A moisturized face is much easier to remove. gently moisten either your face or a cotton pad with a toner. But be careful what kind of tampons you use - inferior ones easily disintegrate after getting wet, and the result is only skin clogged with cotton hairs.
5. Change tampons often enough. it is always necessary to use more than one swab per make-up removal. A dirty tampon transfers impurities back to the skin and unnecessarily re-clogs the pores. Once the makeup pad is clean, replace it with a clean one.
6. Use pads with a larger surface area on the forehead and cheeks.Try, for example, the Bel oval tampons. They are larger than conventional round pads and a single pad is enough to clean a much larger area of skin. The smaller round pads
are more suitable for removing eye make-up and the last remnants of make-up.
7. Start by removing your eye makeup. most of your makeup is on your eyes, so take it off first. Use only toners designed for eye make-up removal to avoid unpleasant redness, burning eyes and tearing. Remove waterproof mascara with an oil-based makeup remover. Make sure to make sure you make up your eyes thoroughly, as make-up residue can cause conjunctivitis.
8. Continue on the forehead, working down through the nose and cheeks. once your eyes are makeup-free, take a larger oval cotton pad, apply makeup remover lotion and gently remove makeup from the top to the bottom - starting with the forehead
and working your way down the nose and cheeks to the chin. Keep scrubbing until the last swab is completely clean. Use a facial toner to cleanse your skin.
9. Even lips need to be exfoliated. also, bacteria and dirt get stuck on your lips, which can cause chapped corners or early wrinkles around your mouth. First, apply a drop of make-up remover emulsion on the lips, then slightly moisten the swab and wipe the make-up in several circular strokes over the entire lip area.
10. Don't leave out the neck.The neck is an indicator of your age. The skin on the neck is very delicate and prone to the formation of the first wrinkles. Therefore, take a larger swab and cleanse your neck of all impurities from the chin down to the neckline.
