Looking for tips that can help you use skin rejuvenating set with least side effects yet with the best results? Then you have come to the right place. Before we delve into these tips, let’s talk about how to use rejuvenating set.
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1. Kojic Soap – Use in the morning as your daily cleanser. Apply to damp face and “lather for 2-3 minutes” then rinse it thoroughly with lukewarm water.
2. Rejuvenating Facial Toner – After cleansing with Kojic Soap, apply Rejuvenating Facial Toner on your face with a cotton pad or ball.
Do not rinse. Use it for 30 days only. Thereafter, use Maintenance Toner.
3. Sunblock Gel / Cream – Apply all over your face 30 minutes before exposure to sun. Reapply every 2-3 hours especially if your exposure to sun is frequent or for long period.
1. Kojic Soap – Use at night as your daily cleanser. Apply to damp face and “lather for 2-3 minutes” then rinse it thoroughly with lukewarm water.
2. Rejuvenating Facial Toner – After cleansing with Kojic Soap, apply Rejuvenating Facial Toner on your face with a cotton pad or ball.
Do not rinse. Use it for 30 days only. Thereafter, use Maintenance Toner.
3. Rejuvenating Cream – Apply thinly all over your face for 30 nights only. Thereafter, use Maintenance Cream.
This was the general instruction of using skin rejuvenating set. But what if you have sensitive skin? Or you have encountered some side effects while using the rejuvenating set such as redness, itchiness or swollen skin?
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In that case, the following tips for using skin rejuvenating set will definitely come in handy.
But when should you pat a toner and a cream in versus rub it? And does it really make a difference? Read on to understand what these varying techniques mean for you and your skin.
Rubbing: That circular motion you use to drive products deep into your skin could do more harm than good. “Rubbing in skincare products can cause friction, stretch the skin, and break down collagen and elastic which will cause wrinkles and sagging,” explains Glow Recipe co-founder and co-CEO Sarah Lee.
Patting: “This technique is more gentle because it doesn’t tug or pull at your skin, and has the added bonus of helping with blood circulation,” Lee says. “It also ensures even distribution, which means that you’re getting the most out of your skincare, and is especially important around the delicate eye area, where patting is the priority.”
When to Rub vs. When to Pat: Almost your entire skincare regimen — toners, essences, serums, moisturizers, and eye creams included — should be patted into the skin, since liquids, creams, lotions, and gel-based offerings absorb best with this technique. Leave the (gentle!) rubbing for cleanser application, where the motion helps activate the foam.
To get the most out of your pat, apply the product to your hands and rub them together. This helps make sure you have an even layer on your hands. “Gently pat products onto the face, starting from the inside areas moving outward, applying the remaining product on your most oily areas, like the T-zone,” she says. “For an extra glow, pat an additional layer on the high points of your face.”
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