Update: So many of you asked which cleanser I’m using in the video!! It’s the Depology Cica Redness Relief Nourishing Cleanser and you can find it here ⬇️ ➡️ bit.ly/3DbMG4v
@@jamesmiller9764 well,the part about dry is true,it doesn't suit you, but don't keep the cleansing on your face too long,actually max 60 second,not min 60s and depend on which cleanser you use. Like i use laroche-posay effaclar,it's actually pretty good,but will too strong if u leave it on your face too long.
What he’s doing is correct. You need to work the cleanser into your skin very well to make sure that you’re actually getting your face clean from makeup/sunscreen/dirt. Plus, if your cleanser has any active ingredients in it then it has to stay on your face for a while so that the ingredients have time to penetrate. As someone else said, if this makes your skin dry then you’re using the wrong cleanser.
@@LinaKyima It depends on the formulation of cleanser. Some make foam,some don't. For example,like the cleanser from Laroche-posay, you can try to do it like he did with that cleanser,it will never having any foam like the cleanser he used. Second,like I said in other comment, some cleanser actually really powerful, if you leave it on too long on the skin, it can strip and makes your skin irritation. Even the manufacturer said,don't use it too long on face. Thing you need to do, using micellar water and then wash your face with cleanser, then your face will be clean enough. Besides it depends on the technical message your face too. CZcamsrs aren't always right when they share something,because it may work on them,but not for everybody
Put gel cleanser on face dry. Stwrt cleansing and then add a tiny bit of water to get sudsing action. Then begin really cleansing. Putting it on dry skin will make the active products in the cleanser work better. Slowly adding water will alow you to control how much you are exfoliating
You should be washing your face for at least 60 seconds with your cleanser even after double cleansing. If your cleanser is drying out your skin then your not using the right one for your skin type 😁 I made this mistake and once I switched to a hydrating cleanser my skin stopped feeling and looking stripped.
@@samanthabrittain8680 what I do is take 30 seconds each per cleanser. Too much washing will make my skin flaky. I tried different cleansers already but they all give me the same result except when I use Cetaphil gentle cleanser but this alone don't really get the job done. So I compensate with hydrating serums and moisturizers. If I try to change routine, breakout will start automatically 😩
@@anon.03 I am sorry. I am very acne prone so I understand how difficult it can be. I had to go through a lot of trial and error to find the right products for my sensitive, combination acne prone skin.
Ok but do you have any test results that your method actually cleanses better, and that first method doesn’t cleanse well and leaves skin dirty. Otherwise it’s just an opinion
@@Bgdk theres still germs flying around your bathroom. But new for every time I guess then thats better. I just dry off some drops at my chin and wait a few minutes for it to air dry:)
@@mari97216 I keep my towel and face towel on a rack behind my door in my room. I also keep my tooth brush and tongue scraper in my room because of the germs flying around in the bathroom
Even after your face dried it will attract germs💀. Y’all act like y’all finna get glass skin by not using a towel💀. It only matters that you simply disinfect it.
You probably drink water wrong, drinking like this instead, take a glass, pour it on the glass, and put it on the fridge, and let it out, and then drink, that's how you drink water 😂😂
This is completely wrong...we need to foam it...the foam is gonna emulsify all the dirt and gunk.. I have tried your technique before and it didn't clean my face, stripped it and left residue.
also dont dry your face with a towel just wipe off extra droplets and let air dry or just apply moisturizer on wet skin trust me this saved my acne prone dry skin
Oh really? I have been dealing with dry skin but it's been few months that i am doing a skin care routine and have seen good results but i have to reach a clear skin. I always dry my face with a towel.. i'll try to air dry from now on
@@UdayKumar-zm4ft take my advice and apply your moisturizer on wet skin dont even let it air dry and apply rosehip oil on top it will literally make your dry skin soooooo soft
You do not have to emulsify your cleanser but you should be washing your face for at least 60 seconds. If your using a acne fighting cleanser then massage it onto your skin for 60 seconds then leave it for another minute or two before rinsing it.
No,the second option made bacteria spread all over my face and it made my Vulgaris acne worse. I now put on bubbly emulsified cleanser on my wet face and massage it for a swift amount of time and leave it on for 5 minutes if it has active ingredients or 3 minutes if it's a regular one,then rinse it off.
I wet my face and take some amount of cleanser on my finger tips and then apply it till it's foamy on my face and rub it(very gently) in circular motion
This just looks and feels wrong... The foamy technique feels like it cleanses much more thoroughly (if you're not being hasty) than making it into that uncomfortable pasty texture
get the cleanser from the video here ➡️ bit.ly/3DbMG4v
This is how you strip your skin. Cleansing like this will make your skin dry.
If a cleasner makes your skin dry or stripped off just by using it for 60seconds.. the cleanser doesn't suit your skintype
@@jamesmiller9764 well,the part about dry is true,it doesn't suit you, but don't keep the cleansing on your face too long,actually max 60 second,not min 60s and depend on which cleanser you use. Like i use laroche-posay effaclar,it's actually pretty good,but will too strong if u leave it on your face too long.
@@NaDE3991 yes.. I recommend around 30-40 seconds though
What he’s doing is correct. You need to work the cleanser into your skin very well to make sure that you’re actually getting your face clean from makeup/sunscreen/dirt. Plus, if your cleanser has any active ingredients in it then it has to stay on your face for a while so that the ingredients have time to penetrate. As someone else said, if this makes your skin dry then you’re using the wrong cleanser.
@@LinaKyima It depends on the formulation of cleanser. Some make foam,some don't. For example,like the cleanser from Laroche-posay, you can try to do it like he did with that cleanser,it will never having any foam like the cleanser he used.
Second,like I said in other comment, some cleanser actually really powerful, if you leave it on too long on the skin, it can strip and makes your skin irritation. Even the manufacturer said,don't use it too long on face.
Thing you need to do, using micellar water and then wash your face with cleanser, then your face will be clean enough. Besides it depends on the technical message your face too.
CZcamsrs aren't always right when they share something,because it may work on them,but not for everybody
Are we washing hands or face?
Put gel cleanser on face dry. Stwrt cleansing and then add a tiny bit of water to get sudsing action. Then begin really cleansing. Putting it on dry skin will make the active products in the cleanser work better. Slowly adding water will alow you to control how much you are exfoliating
60 seconds is too long for my dry skin. But I double cleanse using a normal cleanser and cetaphil gentle cleanser. Works for me.
You should be washing your face for at least 60 seconds with your cleanser even after double cleansing. If your cleanser is drying out your skin then your not using the right one for your skin type 😁 I made this mistake and once I switched to a hydrating cleanser my skin stopped feeling and looking stripped.
@@samanthabrittain8680 what I do is take 30 seconds each per cleanser. Too much washing will make my skin flaky. I tried different cleansers already but they all give me the same result except when I use Cetaphil gentle cleanser but this alone don't really get the job done. So I compensate with hydrating serums and moisturizers. If I try to change routine, breakout will start automatically 😩
@@anon.03 I am sorry. I am very acne prone so I understand how difficult it can be. I had to go through a lot of trial and error to find the right products for my sensitive, combination acne prone skin.
Ok but do you have any test results that your method actually cleanses better, and that first method doesn’t cleanse well and leaves skin dirty. Otherwise it’s just an opinion
I have seen so many people advising against using towels as theres just too much germs you are getting on your face.
Maybe using a separate hand towel just for your face. I only use a hand towel for my face and pat dry
@@Bgdk theres still germs flying around your bathroom. But new for every time I guess then thats better. I just dry off some drops at my chin and wait a few minutes for it to air dry:)
@@mari97216 I keep my towel and face towel on a rack behind my door in my room. I also keep my tooth brush and tongue scraper in my room because of the germs flying around in the bathroom
Even after your face dried it will attract germs💀. Y’all act like y’all finna get glass skin by not using a towel💀. It only matters that you simply disinfect it.
You probably drink water wrong, drinking like this instead, take a glass, pour it on the glass, and put it on the fridge, and let it out, and then drink, that's how you drink water 😂😂
Please don’t keep your tap open for 60 seconds 🙏🙏
This is completely wrong...we need to foam it...the foam is gonna emulsify all the dirt and gunk.. I have tried your technique before and it didn't clean my face, stripped it and left residue.
That s the issue i had with cleansing foam it doesen t feel like cleansing my face ennough and i got more acne greetings from Germany
also dont dry your face with a towel just wipe off extra droplets and let air dry or just apply moisturizer on wet skin trust me this saved my acne prone dry skin
Oh really? I have been dealing with dry skin but it's been few months that i am doing a skin care routine and have seen good results but i have to reach a clear skin. I always dry my face with a towel.. i'll try to air dry from now on
@@UdayKumar-zm4ft take my advice and apply your moisturizer on wet skin dont even let it air dry and apply rosehip oil on top it will literally make your dry skin soooooo soft
You do not have to emulsify your cleanser but you should be washing your face for at least 60 seconds. If your using a acne fighting cleanser then massage it onto your skin for 60 seconds then leave it for another minute or two before rinsing it.
No,the second option made bacteria spread all over my face and it made my Vulgaris acne worse. I now put on bubbly emulsified cleanser on my wet face and massage it for a swift amount of time and leave it on for 5 minutes if it has active ingredients or 3 minutes if it's a regular one,then rinse it off.
thank you so mụchhh❤
I wet my face and take some amount of cleanser on my finger tips and then apply it till it's foamy on my face and rub it(very gently) in circular motion
Whats the benefits of this ?
The benefit is he makes money when people buy the cleanser. There is no benefit for your face.
This is exactly how I do it
I think you’re the one cleansing your face wrong
Most people; how many have you observed? 😅
This would clean your hand first before your face 😬
Exactly. That mixed all germs in the hand then putting it on face ew
What in the Sheldon Cooper was that
Did you pat your face with a towel after washing your face !!!!????? 😮
I have a bunch of mini-towels that I only use once and then wash them. I dont like the feeling of paper towels.
Can you please use mascara. I think it's what's missing
Y is tap on!!!???
U weren’t rude untill I saw tap on
Toda la vida usando mal el jabón pa la cara…
Who are you to believe you?
tankio
Stop wasting water 🚫🚫🚫
😂
Rub it for few seconds then leave it on for 60 sec that would be better
Everything was perfect until you used a cleanser to dry your face. Better use a cotton pad or let it dry naturally
Me who washes my face with plain water because no cleanser suits my skin even the ones that are made for sensitive skin 🥱
You gotta prove the first method results in a dirty face 😂 then your suggestion might have some credibility
This just looks and feels wrong... The foamy technique feels like it cleanses much more thoroughly (if you're not being hasty) than making it into that uncomfortable pasty texture
😂😂😂😂.