You know, it is very common to have several essences, lotions and creams with different effects on the dressing table at the same time, or occasionally some acne gel and soothing lotion to give your skin some special care. However, mixing and matching is beautiful, but you are wrong if you mess around blindly. Therefore, today I would like to share three mixing and matching taboos, so that your mixed and matched Skin Care can only have good skin quality, without hidden dangers and waste.

The order of essence stacking is based on skin care needs.

No one has only one type of skin problem, so it is actually necessary to mix and match essences. As for the order of use, there are rumors that they should be arranged according to molecular size, but in fact, essence products have small molecular structures, and it is difficult for us ordinary readers to distinguish clearly. Therefore, depending on individual skin needs, moisturizing essences rely on colloidal film-forming agents and macromolecular components to shrink, so they must be used last.

Skin care tips with countervailing effects

When mixing products with different ingredients, be aware that the ingredients are mutually exclusive or may cancel each other out. For example, two ingredients with different pH values cannot be superimposed. Skin peeling products that use inorganic acids should avoid products with gel and jelly textures. The ingredients formed by their textures will offset the inorganic acid ingredients and cannot be mixed and matched.

The combination of powerful forces is too much for the skin.

Having said that the merits and demerits offset each other, let’s talk about the problem of skin being overwhelmed by the combination of powerful forces. For example, when using acne products, avoid products containing glycolic acid, salicylic acid, ethanol, and vitamins. A If products with similar ingredients are used together, these two ingredients will inhibit sebum secretion and exfoliate cuticles. The combination of these two ingredients will cause skin damage. Different brands or different series of whitening products are the most active. If the ingredients are different, improper mixing and matching will cause incompatibility between the ingredients, which will lead to skin discomfort, so you need to be cautious.