Many women in this region suffer from oily skin though it is likely to be dehydrated. The question in our mind is ‘Why use make up remover even if we don’t use make up?’ Angels Dream Spa, home to the Best Facials in Singapore would like to share our thoughts on this.
To prevent congested skin, white heads, blackheads and pimples, the best beauty tip we can dispense with is a 3 step cleansing.
1. Use a gentle make up remover on a cotton pad and wipe face thoroughly to remove make up or simply remove sunscreen (if no make up has been applied).
2. Use an appropriate cleanser (foam, gel, milk or oil) depending on skintype.
3. Apply liberally toner on cotton pad to double cleane, balance pHu and shrink pores.
As sunscreen is often made sticky, it is difficult to completely remove it unless we use a gentle makeup remover. Hence, even if we don’t use make up , it is still important to use a make up remover, followed by cleanser and then toner to prepare the skin for serums and moisturizer.
The benefits of make up remover includes
* Thorough cleansing of skin surface area, removing impurities and dirt besides make up
* Reduces risk of developing pimples, redness, blackheads and other types of blemishes
* Promotes cellular renewal by eliminating dead skin
Here are 3 types of makeup remover for different skin types.
1. All skin:Â Gentle Make Up Remover.
For the last 3 years I have been using  Guinot Gentle Eye Make Up Remover for both my face and eyes. I love this gel-like texture and non-alcohol composition. Non-stinging, non-drying and totally natural (no paraben, non chemical).
2. Oily skin: Cleansing Oil
It can be quite counter intuitive to use an oil-based cleanser on oily face. It not only deep cleanse but also help to keep skin supple and balanced. First, spread the cleansing oil evenly on the skin. Wet your fingertips and in circular motions, emulsify the oil before washing off.
3. Dehydrated skin: Micellar solution
Micellar solution is a big hit in the beauty industry. It works both as a makeup remover and a toner.
