FAQ: Frequently asked questions about cleansing your face
Why do I need to cleanse my face twice a day?
I don't wear make-up, so surely I don't need to cleanse my face?
Why we should cleanse our face in the morning:
We sleep at night, but our skin is active. Impurities are pushed out by the skin; our body performs a kind of natural detoxification. If we don't cleanse our skin in the morning and just apply our cream, we are essentially layering it over a coat of dirt, and your cream will be unable to work effectively.
It is important to cleanse your face twice a day!
In the evening, even if you don't wear make-up, you must cleanse your face! The skin is constantly exposed to polluted air, not just outside, but also indoors due to air conditioning, heating, and contact between your hands and your skin...
Think of a car that you leave outside; even if you don't drive it, it will get dirty, and this dirt also lands on our skin.
That is why you must also cleanse in the evening using a suitable product.
Do you dread doing this in the evening? Try doing it as soon as you get home, finish cooking, or put the kids to bed; create your own ritual, but definitely do it before you end up on the couch. It will give you a fresh feeling and you’ll dread it less, because by the time you want to go to sleep, you'll want to crawl into bed as quickly as possible.
Can I wash my face with soap and water?
Soap, and many facial cleansers, are too aggressive for your skin.
Because they also remove the good bacteria, your protective layer is damaged, causing it to dry out, feel tight, and become more sensitive.
Can I just wash my face with water?
Water has a refreshing effect, but nothing more; it does nothing for your skin. On the contrary, if you don't apply anything after using water, it dries out your skin—just think of those summer days when you get out of the swimming pool and your skin takes on a white, parched appearance.
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