Recently, a lot has been said about the nuances of removing sun cosmetics. In social networks they argue about whether the gel for washing is suitable for this purpose, followers of the Korean beauty routine assure that hydrophilic oil is indispensable. We asked the expert if everything is really as difficult as it is presented in social networks.
If you actively use social networks and get from it not only news about the life of your friends, but also information about personal care, then you probably noticed how many bloggers and everyone involved in the beauty industry talk about the nuances of using sun cosmetics this year.
There is an opinion that, unlike other care products, as well as decorative cosmetics, sunscreens cannot be removed from the skin without hydrophilic oil or a special balm, which require subsequent rinsing with other products. Adherents of this cleaning method believe that otherwise SPF filters remain on the skin – and greatly affect its quality.
But until recently, many didn’t even think about the fact that sunscreen required a separate cleaning step: and if they didn’t wear makeup that day, they simply washed with gel or foam with water…
“In fact, there is no special action algorithm, it is enough to stick to a three-phase cleansing that is optimal for skin care. At the first stage, micellar water or hydrophilic oil is used to remove sunscreen and makeup, then the skin is then cleaned with cleansers – enzyme powder, foam, gel. After-toning and applying basic, day or evening care, “says Svetlana Studenikina, dermatocos Likato Professional brand metologist.
It turns out that the same jars are suitable for high-quality make-up removal of sunscreens as for make-up removal: for example, the products from the selection below. The main thing is not to be lazy and skip this step, even if it seems like you can get away with less product or cottons.
Micellar water for sensitive skin Bioderma Sensibio (from 616 rubles)
