What does it mean to rub mud on the face cream? Why do you rub mud on your face after touching the cream?

The texture of the facial cream is relatively moisturizing and suitable for dry skin. Many people have encountered the situation where the facial cream rubs into mud. There are many reasons why the facial cream rubs into mud. It may be that the texture of the facial cream is too thick, or it may be that the stratum corneum of your skin is too thick.

What does it mean to rub the cream into mud?

The reason why the cream turns into mud is that the fat-soluble and penetrating properties of the cream itself will remove the dead skin and dirt on the skin. Repeated rubbing will turn it into a mud-like substance, which is actually keratin. The reason why the cream turns into mud may be due to the ingredients of the cream, or the wrong use process, or the skin's stratum corneum is too thick.

Why do you rub mud on your face after touching the cream?

Too much dead skin on the face, too thick cream, or improper use of skin care products can cause the cream to rub mud on the face. If there is too much dead skin on the face, and you apply the cream without exfoliating, it will rub mud. Too thick cream will also rub mud. If you apply the cream before the toner is completely absorbed by the skin, it will also cause mud. The stratum corneum of the skin will be replaced through metabolism. If the metabolism slows down for some reason, the dead skin will accumulate on the surface of the skin and cannot fall off normally, eventually forming dead skin, which is what people often call dead skin. If you apply the cream on your face without exfoliating, it will cause mud. The solution at this time is to use facial exfoliating products to remove the dead skin on the face before using the cream. Too thick cream products will also cause mud. If a too thick cream is applied to the skin, the cream cannot be absorbed by the skin immediately. The unabsorbed cream ingredients will stick to the face, then slowly dry and form a thin film, which will cause mud to form when rubbed gently. If the mud is caused by the cream, the solution is easy, just change the cream. Another possibility is that the order of using skin care products is not right. The correct order of skin care is to apply toner first, then essence, lotion or cream. Toner can do a good secondary cleansing for the skin and replenish the skin with corresponding moisture and nutrients. If you apply cream on your face before the toner is completely absorbed by the skin, the two products will mix on the face and cause mud to form. When you encounter the mud phenomenon, you must correctly analyze the cause of the mud and then choose the correct treatment method.

After applying the cream, there is mud on the face

This is related to the texture of the cream, the thickness of the skin's stratum corneum, and the steps of using skin care products. If it is a gel cream, it is very likely to rub mud. Another reason may be that the skin's stratum corneum is too thick and needs to be exfoliated regularly. Another reason may be that the order of applying makeup is wrong. The cream mainly provides a dual anti-aging effect for the skin, which can stimulate the new energy of skin cells, while strengthening the synthesis of skin collagen, improving the texture of the skin surface and the uniformity of skin color, making the skin more delicate. To avoid the skin from rubbing mud, the most important thing is to exfoliate the skin regularly, so that the nutrients in the cream can better penetrate into the skin.

1. Natural organic macromolecular compounds (such as cellulose, protein, silk, rubber, starch, etc.), their relative molecular weight can range from tens of thousands to millions or even larger, and are often composed of countless small structural units arranged in a repetitive manner. They can decompose under certain conditions and produce separation and variation.

1. Gel products are most likely to produce mud. Since Carbo (a material for making gel products) is a kind of high molecular polymer, the products made from it are likely to produce mud.

2. Skin care products containing protein may cause rubbing into mud, such as skin care creams with added collagen.

Second, the skin is old and the stratum corneum is too thick. In dry weather, the skin will produce more dandruff. When applying skin care products, the dandruff mixes with the skin care products to form "mud". This possibility exists, but it depends on the specific situation.

3. Wrong use: After applying foundation, you find your skin is dry, so you apply multiple layers of skin care products on it. As a result, the original foundation on the skin is rubbed into "mud".

4. Skin care products with different emulsification systems may react with each other and cause rubbing. Some water-based lotions containing glycerin will cause rubbing when used with certain skin care products. So if JMS has been using a certain cream without any problems, and suddenly changes to a water-based lotion before applying the cream, it will cause rubbing, which is normal.

5. Some people think that the phenomenon of rubbing mud is caused by the incompatibility of oil and water in cosmetics. If you apply an oil-soluble base under your cream, and your cream is water-soluble, it will definitely rub mud. In addition, cosmetics are divided into hydrophilic and lipophilic. If you use lipophilic products on hydrophilic skin, it will basically rub mud.

Do I need to use facial cream in spring?

The climate is dry in spring. Choose whether to use a facial cream based on your skin type. Dry skin needs a facial cream to lock in moisture. Whether to choose a thicker facial cream or a thinner lotion depends on your skin type. If your skin is severely dehydrated, using a facial cream can hydrate and nourish the skin. Lotion is liquid, and facial cream is paste-like. Lotion is more refreshing than facial cream.