8 sai lầm kinh điển khi sử dụng dầu dưỡng | 8 MISTAKES WITH FACIAL OIL | Happy Skin

Hi everyone it's Emmy In this video Emmy is sharing a skincare routine focused specifically on facial oils First this season is when we can use moisturizing oil without much hesitation That Monday marked the launch of Happy Skin and Emmy's new product—brightening serum for fading dark spots Emmy has just realized that quite a few people are using it the wrong way And hey everyone no matter how good a product's quality may be using it the wrong way still ruins everything If it's too light we won't fully realize its effect if it's too heavy we may even experience the opposite effect So if you're currently using or planning to use moisturizer be sure to watch this video clip To avoid the most common mistakes when using this product please keep in mind—don’t forget to subscribe to the Happy Skin YouTube channel and join the weekly giveaway Similarly there are certain instances in which Emmy has already been through something akin to this Emmy couldn't help but exclaim "Sister what skincare products are you using Your skin looks so amazing " But that's just a small number and those people usually have fairly healthy skin despite being dry There are still many cases of acne occurring when using conut oil for makeup removal and skincare Because conut oil is fundamentally classified as a comedogenic ingredient meaning it's highly likely to clog pores Choosing a moisturizing oil based on skin needs may lead to a situation where we're dissatisfied with the product's results For example using a moisturizing product to repair the skin while simultaneously expecting it to become brighter And filling in scars and reducing wrinkles is also very difficult in fact for moisturizing products already available on the market That is after this refinement has been processed through this formula It never leaves out just one type of oil instead it includes various types of oils and different ingredients However the type of oil and the key ingredients will also determine the product's standout effects For example marula oil contains four times the vitamin C content of an orange giving it exceptional antioxidant properties Sunflower seed oil rich in vitamins A and C is often likened to natural retinol It may help fade dark spots and also protect the skin from sun damage potentially aiding in scar healing Argan oil rich in vitamin E effectively moisturizes and restores the skin Grape seed oil on the other hand is well known for its anti-inflammatory properties helping to soothe the skin and reduce oil production And some people noticed that after using grape seed oil for a few weeks it also helped reduce stubborn dark spots because it contains a lot of vitamin C Finally there's joba oil also affectionately known by another tender name—joba oil Actually this isn't quite oil—it's a semi-liquid substance extracted from the seeds of the joba plant Commonly found in the southwestern United States and Mexico this oil has a molecular structure very similar to the natural oils on our skin And effectively hydrates repairs the skin controls oil production and supports collagen regeneration And although joba oil is known for its advantage of having a longer shelf life than most other oils on the market This oil is also one of the key ingredients in NME's new Whitening and Spot Corrector Oil In addition to another highly discussed oil neem oil which may help combat acne and soothe blemishes That's also why people with oily acne-prone skin tend to be hesitant about using facial oils Actually it's just that we need to find a moisturizer suitable for oily acne-prone skin If you have normal or dry skin using moisturizing oil is quite straightforward—almost any oil will work for you At worst they're just overly light oils but since our skin needs moisture we can simply add a moisturizer to make up for it However for oily acne-prone skin it's a bit more complicated We need to pay attention to the ratio of these fatty acids namely linoleic acid and oleic acid When skin is prone to acne the level of linoleic acid on the skin tends to be low and a deficiency in linoleic acid can cause the skin to produce more oil leading to clogged pores That's why we should use moisturizers rich in linoleic acid to replenish our skin's natural barrier For example grape seed oil passionfruit seed oil prickly pear seed oil or goji berry oil On the other hand if you have dry skin you should look for oils with a high oleic acid content For example avocado oil marula oil or camellia tea seed oil And for products with a watery base such as serums or lotions we should definitely apply them before the moisturizing oil First to soften and moisturize the skin and second to allow nourishing ingredients to penetrate the skin more effectively However whether to apply oil or cream first depends on the specific situation For example Emie's moisturizing oil or The Body Shop's moisturizing oil has an extremely light thin texture so it's usually applied before other moisturizers Also for Emie's moisturizing oil whitening and spot-correcting oil Because it contains a high concentration of active ingredients for brightening and fading dark spots known as Spot-Light Complex Using it after moisturizer is a bit wasteful since it won't absorb fully A few friends after using the moisturizer messaged Emie asking why their skin suddenly appeared darker And Emie immediately figured out that the reason was because we'd used too much moisturizer on our skin in one go The way we use moisturizer is that we apply a large amount right But in reality for facial oils it doesn't consume nearly as much We should never use more than three to five drops at a time And Emie often recommends that everyone including those with oily skin use about 2 to 3 drops And for our dry skin five drops are sufficient Emie knows that some people prefer to simplify their skincare routine and use only one or two steps Nevertheless it's still advised not to use moisturizing oil on dry skin Although moisturizing oils have a low likelihood of causing irritation they are not 100% non-irritating And the second thing is that before using moisturizing oil if we prepare the skin by softening and hydrating it first For example using a serum toner facial mist or lotion—any of these works This will enable our moisturizer to deliver better results This misunderstanding may lead to incorrect usage Essential oils are concentrated extracts obtained through steam distillation or cold pressing and possess strong aromatic or medicinal properties Essential oils are typically very concentrated and potent so they should be used with care and caution For pure essential oils we should not apply them directly to the skin instead they are typically diluted and applied to specific areas for treatment For example chamomile essential oil skincare oils are those oils extracted or pressed from plants Typically rich in seeds and containing abundant omega fatty acids vitamins and other essential nutrients Unlike essential oils which can be applied directly to the skin for protection and moisturizing One way to distinguish essential oil from other carrier oils is by their volatility If we apply our moisturizing oil to the face we'll notice it leaves a smooth shiny and moist finish whereas essential oil does not Alternatively you can test it by placing a drop of essential oil on the table you' ll notice it evaporates quickly without leaving any residue unlike moisturizing oil Emie also needs to apologize to everyone because this was part of the product series featuring the whitening and spot-correcting oil There's a picture of Emie holding the moisturizer like this— I wonder if anyone misunderstood and thinks we're supposed to apply the moisturizer that way The actual intention behind the photo was simply to zoom in so everyone could clearly see the texture of the skin along with the texture of the oil The correct way to use it is not like applying a serum We’ll only need about 1 to 3 drops for oily skin and 3 to 5 drops for dry skin Then we gently spread it on this hand Then we rub it in like this And press it firmly onto the surface Remember you only focus on the U-shaped area first because when we first apply it to the hand there's still plenty of moisturizer left right We focus on the U-shaped area which is the region that needs moisturizing the most Then for the remaining parts on the hand we only use the area corresponding to the letter T That's just enough Emie hopes this video will help us avoid mistakes when using moisturizing oil To feel more naturally inclined toward moisturizing oil and able to seamlessly blend it with long lashes No more worries like late breakouts dark spots or oily skin If you're into oil-based moisturizers don't forget to comment below for Emie And feel free to ask Emie and Happy Skin any questions you have See you in the next video Bye bye