🛁Сleansing is the most important step in your skincare regimen

Dullness, pimples, dry and rough skin will not bother you if you simply cleanse skin the right way.

Japanese double cleansing method offers two steps for deep yet gentle cleansing. First cleansing oil was born in Japan in late 1960s. But double cleansing method has been practiced in Japan for centuries. The tradition came from Geishas’ beauty rituals. In the first step they had to remove a thick layer of white paint to reach out to the naked skin. They used camellia oil, lanolin and nightingale poo. In the second step they used soap nuts to wash away oil and paint.

But why millions of Japanese women who don’t wear white paint on their faces nowadays adopted this cleansing method? The white paint was substituted by makeup and environmental pollutants.

🏮One of the basic rules of chemistry says that “like dissolves like.” You need to dissolve a lot of lipids and oils on your face. Therefore, the first step of skin-friendly cleansing ritual is always OIL based

🏮Oil instantly gets into contact with “the like” lifting makeup, sunscreen and sebum so that they blend with oil on your face. Oil is then removed easily from your face with lukewarm water thanks to an emulsifier. No greasy feeling, no oil film left🙌🏻

🏮Foam steps up to clean the rest. It works with your pores. Not only it removes bacteria, but also it can reach out to deeper impurities such as toxic chemicals whose size is 1/80 of the size of a normal pore.

The logic behind double cleansing method is that there are substances that can be dissolved with oil only and those that require foam containing surfactants. If you do both steps the skin is left perfectly clean and free from any residue possible.

Changes you will notice after adopting Japanese cleansing ritual:

❤️pores are less visible

❤️foundation looks smoother

❤️treatments are absorbed much better

❤️inflammation is gone

💜complexion became brighter…and skin is soooo soft!

Here are TOP-5 Japanese cleansing oils to try:

• Rohto Hadalabo
• Hipitch
• Fancl
• DHC
• Shu Uemura