Not only Korean women but also Japanese women are role models for beauty that many women are interested in. Japanese women pay great attention to skincare steps, although not too many in quantity, but each skincare step is carefully focused. For example, in facial cleansing, they have many important tips when washing the face to clean the skin and still keep it smooth and firm.
Avoid choosing products that make the skin dry
Japanese women often avoid choosing harsh cleansers. Although these products clean the skin thoroughly, they are harmful to the skin in the long run. Instead, they will focus on products that contain less alcohol and rich natural extracts to help clean and soften the skin. After use, the skin remains soft, moisturized, and with its natural oil layer.
Prioritize foaming facial cleansers, products that create foam
Japanese women prioritize using gentle products that produce a soft effect. Especially when using facial cleansers, they don’t apply the cleanser directly to the skin. Instead, they choose foaming facial cleansers or use additional products that create foam for facial cleansing. The fine foam layer has the ability to penetrate deep into the pores, keeping the skin moisturized.
Use makeup remover oil before washing the face
This is probably a method that everyone knows but not everyone maintains this habit. In the evening, Japanese women will use makeup remover products before using facial cleansers. According to them, if you clean the makeup residue, dead skin layer, and accumulated dirt on the skin, they will build up and cause acne, dullness, and accelerate the aging process. Therefore, in the evening, Japanese women always use dedicated makeup remover products first.
Focus on cleaning the T-zone
According to Japanese women, the T-zone, including the nose area and forehead, is an area that needs to be thoroughly cleaned. The nose area is an area with a lot of sebum secretion, prone to the accumulation of dirt and formation of blackheads. Meanwhile, the forehead often sweats when in contact with bangs or wearing a helmet.
Japanese women will pay attention to cleaning and massaging this area. As for the cheek area, they only need to lightly massage to avoid dryness and tightness of the skin after cleansing.
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