Do you need to wash off the scrub after use? How long should you wait before washing the scrub?

Scrub can help remove old cuticles and make the skin smooth and delicate. When applied to elbows and knees, scrub can help whiten the skin. After the cuticles accumulate, the skin will become rough and dull and unable to absorb nutrients.

Whether it is a body scrub or a facial scrub, it must be rinsed off after use. However, it is best not to use a body scrub on the face, because the skin on the face is relatively fragile, and the body scrub will irritate the facial skin, which is likely to cause discomfort on the face. Scrubs are generally cleansing skin care products containing finer particles. Its main function is to deeply remove dirt, waste keratin and excess sebum on the surface of the skin. The composition of the particles causes waste keratin and other metabolites to be peeled off through friction, making the skin smooth and tender. When using a facial scrub, first use a facial cleanser to simply clean the face, and then use a scrub to remove dead skin and dirt. Since the scrub has a deep cleansing effect on the skin, after use, the pores of the facial skin are all open. At this time, you must use cold water to wash it clean and shrink the pores back, so that subsequent skin care products can be better absorbed. Body scrub is used after washing with shower gel. Shower gel helps open the pores of the skin and simply removes dust, sweat and dirt on the surface of the skin. Then use scrub to deeply clean the skin. Since scrub will make the skin feel dry, it must be rinsed clean afterwards and the skin should be moisturized before using body lotion.

After applying the scrub on the body, massage with your hands in a circular motion. After massaging for two to three minutes, rinse it off. The scrub should not stay on the body for too long, especially on the face. When using a facial scrub, first use a mild facial cleanser to clean the entire face. Do not use a strong alkaline facial cleanser or facial soap to clean the face. A mild amino acid low-foaming facial cleanser is a good choice. Then rub the scrub slightly on the fingertips, apply it on both sides of the nose, and then use the fingertips of both hands to massage up and down for 2-3 minutes. The cheek part has a weak stratum corneum, and using a scrub to clean it can easily cause red blood and allergies, so try to avoid pressing it. Finally, use a cotton pad to gently wipe the cheeks and T-zone, gently wipe off the residue of the cleanser, and then use a toner with astringent effect to moisturize the skin. When using scrub on the body, be sure to use shower gel first, then use scrub. Shower gel can help open the pores of the skin and simply remove sweat and dirt on the surface of the skin. Then use scrub to clean off the dead skin, gently massage various parts of the body for two to three minutes, and then rinse the skin.

The frequency of use varies for different skin types and different parts of the body. Scrubs are used to help exfoliate, and there are scrubs for the face, body, hands or feet. Generally, facial scrubs are used once a week. If the skin is very thin, it is recommended that you use it once every 2 or even 3 weeks. It is best not to use body scrubs more than once a week, because body scrubs refer to the use of some small granular beauty substances to gently massage the skin to achieve the effect of exfoliating the skin. The original skin renewal cycle is 28 days, which is a physiological cycle for women. The body's stratum corneum is relatively thick and can be used more frequently, but it is better not to use it more than once a week. If you use it too frequently, the skin will become thinner and more sensitive. The number of times a facial scrub is used should not be too frequent. Frequent use will make the skin thinner and more sensitive. Not only will it fail to promote the absorption of organic skin care products, but it will increase the burden on the skin. Lip exfoliating cream can generally be used once a month. The skin on the lips is relatively delicate. Excessive exfoliation will only make the skin thinner and thinner, and the lips will be more prone to dryness and peeling. If your lips are peeling, you can use hot compresses to soften the dead skin and then wipe it off with a cotton swab. Avoid tearing or biting the dead skin. You can use lip exfoliating cream at night. First clean and then exfoliate, and then apply a lip mask. This can provide better concentrated care for the lip skin and help solve problems such as dehydration, lack of elasticity and luster.

Generally, scrub is used first, and then shower gel is used for skin care and cleaning. Scrub will leave dead skin residue, so scrub should be used first and then shower gel. However, some people think that shower gel should be used first and then scrub. When taking a bath, washing the body with shower gel first can help the skin open pores and remove sweat, dust and dirt on the surface of the skin, but the cleaning ability of shower gel is limited and cannot remove dead skin from the body. At this time, using scrub can help the skin be thoroughly cleaned. After the scrub and bathing procedures are completed, wipe the skin dry with a soft towel, apply the moisturizing lotion evenly on the skin, and massage it slightly to promote absorption. The joints and other parts should be applied thicker and massaged repeatedly. Body care products should be used at least once a day, preferably once in the morning and once in the evening. Only by using them regularly can the active ingredients in them exert their maximum effectiveness.