5 steps to use makeup remover wipes correctly: 90% of people ignore key details!

Facial Nonwoven Makeup Remover Wipes may seem simple to use, but incorrect use may lead to incomplete cleaning, skin sensitivity, and even accelerated aging!

Step 1: Choose the right type of wipes (key!)

Misconception: Just pick up a wipe and remove makeup from your entire face

Correct approach: Choose a special wipe according to your makeup and skin type

Heavy makeup/waterproof makeup → wipes containing oily ingredients (such as jojoba oil, mineral oil)

Sensitive skin/light makeup → wipes without alcohol and containing soothing ingredients (aloe vera, witch hazel)

Eye and lips → Special eye and lip makeup remover wipes (avoid irritation of mucous membranes)

Details: Check whether the package is sealed and use it within 30 days after opening (bacteria are easy to breed)

Step 2: Remove makeup from the eyes and lips first, then the entire face

Misconception: Wipe the entire face directly and roughly

Correct approach: Remove makeup in different areas to avoid pigmentation

Close your eyes and apply for 5 seconds: Gently press the wipes on the eyelids to dissolve mascara/eyeliner

One-way wiping: From the inner corner of the eye to the outside, avoid rubbing back and forth (pulling the eyelids can easily cause fine lines)

Vertical wiping of the lips: Remove along the direction of the lip lines to reduce the production of dead skin

Details: Cotton wool residue? Use non-woven makeup remover wipes

Step 3: Technique is more important than strength

Misconception: Rubbing vigorously "thinks it's cleaner"

Correct method:

Press instead of rubbing: Gently press the wipes on the skin for 3 seconds to allow the ingredients to penetrate

Circle the T-zone: Gently circle the oily areas such as the forehead and nose

Lift the jawline upwards: prevent skin sagging

Details: Use a wipe for at most half of the face to avoid repeated contamination (makeup back-seepage)

Step 4: Secondary cleansing is a must!

Myth: Apply skin care without washing face after removing makeup

Correct method:

Warm water rinse: wash away the surfactants left by wet wipes

Amino acid cleansing: secondary cleansing with pH5.5 weak acid cleanser

Cotton pad test: wipe with lotion + cotton pad, it is considered clean only if there is no yellow stain

Details: Waterproof sunscreen needs to be cleaned and removed with a two-in-one product (SPF residue can easily cause closed comedones)

Step 5: Instant soothing and repairing

Myth: Not moisturizing in time after removing makeup

Correct method:

Spray cooling: Spray containing ceramide soothes redness

Essence primer: Apply repair essence (such as B5) first, then follow up with skin care

Avoid exfoliation: Do not use acid products within 24 hours after removing makeup

Details: For sensitive skin, ice compress for 3 seconds after removing makeup to shrink blood vessels (reduce stinging sensation)

Data support: The harm of incorrect makeup removal

Professional advice

Choose individual packaging for travel wipes (to reduce oxidation failure)

Complete skin care within 30 minutes after makeup removal (golden repair period)

Instrument testing once a week: Observe makeup removal residue with a dermatoscope (can be done in beauty salons)