Friday, November 20, 2009

How do u cleanse ur face?

wen u cleanse ur face, wat happens n how do u do it? are little black dots meant to come off on ur cotton pad or something? i want to know coz i think i have a skin condition n wen i cleanse nothing happens.

How do u cleanse ur face?
steps to clean, follow theses a dermatolagist told me babes:


1.rinse face with warm water [hair is out of face and pulled back]


2.use either pads or a cleanser


3.rinse with warm water


4.splash face completely with cold water





warm=open pores


cold=close pores





well it sounds like u dont have a condition of anysort that ive heard of, and if u cleanse and nothing happens then u have a clean face! be happy not scared! :]





HAVE A GREAT DAYYYYYYY! :] hope it helped %26lt;3333
Reply:use cleansing pads to clean face.if no dirt is seen then your face was not dirty.
Reply:Here are some tips for proper facial cleansing from the 5,000-year-old healing tradition of Ayurveda:





1. Cleanse twice a day, no more. Unless you have exposed your skin to excessive dust, grime or pollution, twice-a-day cleansing is more than adequate for any skin type. Cleansing too often strips your skin of precious natural oils. Not cleansing regularly, particularly before you retire for the night, may lead to build-up and eruptions.














2. Choose a cleanser that is appropriate for your skin type. Do not use soap on facial skin: it can be too harsh and drying and damage skin over time. A too-rich cleanser can clog pores, while a too-dry cleanser can irritate the skin. A cleanser for dry skin should contain nourishing herbs and oils. One for oily skin should include herbs that balance oil production and support clarity. Sensitive skin benefits from an ultra-gentle, fragrance-free, non-irritating cleanser.





Traditional ayurvedic cleansers are made fresh with natural ingredients such as ground oats, lentils or chickpeas, complexion enhancing or clarifying herbs such as turmeric, Amalaki, Neem and sandalwood, emollients such as milk, cream yogurt or honey, and floral or citrus waters for pure healing fragrance. You can make your own by mixing the dry ingredients to last a week or two and blending the mix with milk or cream right before use. Otherwise, look for a natural cleanser that’s gentle and fortified with skin-friendly herbs.





3. Always cleanse with tepid water. Hot water dries and damages skin over time, and cold water won’t dissolve and take away embedded dirt and grime as well as lukewarm water.





4. If you use sponges or washcloths, make sure they are clean and soft. They are not necessary for effective cleansing: your fingertips can do just as good a job.





5. Wash your hands thoroughly before you cleanse your face, or you will be working dirt into facial skin. Use a headband to secure hair away from the face.





6. Start by splashing tepid water on your face and neck.





7. Apply the cleanser with your fingertips or a soft sponge, using gentle circular massaging strokes and moving upward on the face and neck. Do not scrub too much…gentle massaging strokes are enough to help improve circulation as well as loosen grime and old surface skin cells. Too much scrubbing will stretch skin and irritate it, especially the delicate skin around the eyes.





8. Rinse with lots of tepid water. Don’t forget to rinse off cleanser from the neck and hairline. Cleanser residue can clog pores and attract dirt.





9. Gently blot off excess water with a soft towel. Do not scrub dry or drag towel along skin.





10. Follow immediately with a water-based toner and a moisturizer appropriate for your skin type to seal in surface moisture and offer nourishment when skin is receptive.
Reply:JUST WASH YOUR FACE NORMALLY,I USE A FACE WASH, AND DO NOT USE ANYTHING ELSE.JUST BECAUSE NOTHING COMES ON THE COTTON DOSNT MEAN THERE IS SOMETHING WRONG.IT JUST MEANS YOUR SKIN IS CLEAN.
Reply:use a face wash.... or simply apply lemon juice nd wash off after 15 minutes
Reply:add littele honey to lemon juice and apply. keep it for 15 minutes before u rinse it.
Reply:I use a non-soap cleanser in the morning and a more thorough cleansing gel at night to get rid of perspiration, dirt, and oil. I follow every wash with some Dickinson's Witch Hazel astringent.

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