Tẩy Trang Và Rửa Mặt Theo Kiểu Nhật

After more than 6 months of learning massage techniques and skin care at the spa, I have a dream of transforming all those skills into daily exercises and sharing them with everyone. When I found the Japanese Skincare Revolution by Chizu Saiki, I was so excited. And these are my glasses, I hope they are useful to you. Hello everyone, I really like the Japanese style. For Japanese people, skin care is very important and they need to take care of their skin. For them, proper skin care techniques, such as massage and massage, will help improve the skin condition and improve the ability to absorb nutrients from products. Today, I will show you how to wash your face and clean your skin properly according to Japanese standards. Please note that these exercises are not exactly the same as Chizu Saiki's. But according to me, they are the most effective and easy-to-apply exercises. For the face wash, we will focus on the eyes and lips, because the rest of the steps are quite similar to the steps of cleaning. For the eyes, please note that this skin area is very thin and sensitive. So if we rub too hard, it will easily form pimples or wrinkles. There are only 3 words to describe how to wash your face. That is, gently and gently. For the lips, there is one thing that you should always keep in mind. Make sure that the skin is not swollen or flaky while washing your face. Now let's get started. If you have less freckles or sensitive skin, you can use a water-based face wash, such as Missha Long Water. For me, to wash my face more effectively, I usually use cleansing oil. I use DHC Deep Cleansing Oil, which is very clean and does not dry out the skin after washing my face. Take an adequate amount into a cotton swab, hold it between two fingers, and the other hand holds the skin in both eyes. Clean your eyes in 4 directions from the inside to the outside. Eyebrows, eyeshadows, eyelids, and eyelids. Turn the cotton swab upside down, and the other hand holds the other cotton swab in half and places it under the eyes. Use two fingers to hold the two sides of the cotton swab, and gently rub it from the top of the eye to the bottom of the eye to remove the mascara. If it is still not clean, especially with non-slip mascaras, use a cotton swab soaked in cleansing oil to clean the eyelashes. Finally, hold the skin in the middle of the eyes and the temples, and the other hand grabs the cotton swab under the eyes from the outside to the inside, and gently rub it out. I will do the same with the other eye. Wipe half of the lips, from the outside to the inside, from the top to the bottom, and then the other side. Remove the remaining lipstick from the inside of the lips. Start with the chin and the front of the jaw. This is the part we often forget, then the area around the mouth, then the two sides of the cheek, move into a circle from the inside to the outside, following the upward trend. Two nostrils, two sides of the nose, nostrils, nostrils, then forehead. Move into a circle, go out, circle down, repeat the process one more time. This time, we give water to create a milky formula. Finally, gently massage the eye area, press on the temples and the cheeks. Wash your face with cold water. You know, just with the basic steps, for days when I don't wear makeup much, I feel that my skin is very clean, it is not irritated. And for days when I wear more makeup, I will wash my face one more time with the same steps. For those of you who have oily skin, you can use facial cleansers. And for me, when my face is oily, like now, I usually prefer lighter products. For example, I am currently using a serum facial cleanser. Let's look at the steps one more time with the facial cleanser. In this clip, let's wait for the next step, which is simple steps to help you understand