Can I still use the face cream after rubbing it into mud? Will the skin care products not be absorbed after rubbing it into mud?

When we use facial cream, we need to pay attention to how to use it. Many people have encountered the problem of facial cream rubbing into mud. Facial cream can help our skin moisturize and lock in moisture better, and the effect will be better if used correctly.

You can continue to use the cream if it rubs mud, but the premise is that the mud is caused by human factors. Before using the cream, you should wait until the lotion or other skin care products are completely absorbed by the skin before using the cream. Don't apply the cream too thickly, it will be difficult to absorb completely, and it will easily cause mud during use. If the cream rubs mud due to the product itself, it is not recommended to continue using it.

If the skin pores are not fully opened, there will be a problem of rubbing mud. Skin care products with protein may cause rubbing mud, such as skin care creams with added collagen, etc. Sometimes the rubbing mud of skin care products is caused by the incompatibility of the product texture. For example, some moisturizing gels containing macromolecular colloids will rub mud after encountering powders containing sebum adsorption ingredients, so in the maintenance process, we must vigorously avoid using these two properties together. When the skin is severely lacking in moisture, more dandruff will be produced. When skin care products are applied, dandruff mixes with skin care products to form "mud". When the skin is in the "improvement reaction" repair period, the dandruff produced during the skin metabolism process and skin care products are mixed, the "rubbing mud" phenomenon will also occur. Because most of them are macromolecular substances, and the outer stratum corneum is actually a layer of dead skin from a biological perspective, there is no problem of absorption or not. What we usually call "absorption" actually refers to a kind of "fitting feeling", whether it can fit our skin more evenly. Common "powders" include: silica for adjusting skin feel, sunscreen titanium dioxide, zinc oxide; physical covering agent mica, etc. When a product contains both "thickener" and "powder", it is easy to cause mud. In addition to the ingredients of the product itself, mud is also related to the surface charge of the skin, the roughness, and the use method. If the skin is relatively dry, it is easy to cause mud. When using skin care products, if you massage for too long, it is also easy to cause mud.

1. Mud rubbing caused by polymer glue

Adding polymer glue ingredients to face creams can make skin care products look more viscous, but when the water in the skin care products evaporates, only the glue is left. In addition, the texture of skin care products with polymer glue is thicker and it is easy to cause mud. If you are really afraid of mud, you can avoid these ingredients and choose face creams. However, even if the face cream contains polymer glue ingredients, only a few will cause mud, not all, so you don’t need to avoid polymer glue ingredients and collagen ingredients too much.

2. Mud rubbing caused by conflict with other skin care products

The second reason for the cream to rub into mud is that the ingredients of the cream conflict with the ingredients of the skin care products or cosmetics used before and after. For example, you use a skin care product with large molecules first, and then a skin care product with small molecules. Or you use a water-soluble skin care product first, and then an oily skin care product, which will cause mud to rub. If it is because the order of using large and small molecular skin care products is wrong, you can try to change the order of use, use small molecule skin care products first, and then use large molecule skin care products, which can reduce the mud phenomenon. If the mud is caused by using water and oil skin care products together, then you should try to avoid using these two ingredients together to reduce the mud phenomenon.

3. Mud rubbing caused by incorrect usage

The third reason for the cream to rub into mud is probably the wrong way of using the cream. For example, some people will apply one layer and then add another layer when using the cream, which is likely to cause the cream to rub into mud. Also, after using some products with thicker textures, directly adding cream can easily cause mud. Similarly, if you apply foundation directly after using the cream, the mud phenomenon will also occur. When using the cream, you only need to take the right amount and apply one layer, without stacking. Also, when babies use skin care products, they must wait until the previous skin care product is completely absorbed before applying the next skin care product, otherwise it will cause mud.

If your face becomes muddy after applying a cream, it may be because there are too many dead skin cells on your face and you need to exfoliate regularly. It may also be because the skin care products you use are too sticky and the skin is not absorbed, causing the muddy phenomenon. The order of using skin care products cannot be wrong. The interaction between cream and other skin care products can also cause muddy. The cream you use is of poor quality and cannot be absorbed by the skin, so it is easy to become muddy.