Taking care of our face daily is vital to boast perfect skin. Our beauty routine has to be composed of phases such as cleansing, exfoliation, and moisturizing, facial brush, and, most importantly, be constant.
If you only do it sporadically, your skin will never show the benefits of this. Although this would be ideal, sometimes we cannot do it, mostly due to lack of time, but sometimes due to laziness.
Fortunately for us, the cosmetics industry does not waste a second in its efforts to solve our problems by finding efficient tools that make our daily care easier.
One of the basic keys to a radiant face is cleansing. A necessity that becomes even more visible in these times when the mask prevents the skin from breathing correctly, causing a greater clogging of the pores.
To achieve the perfect level of cleansing, there is no better tool than facial brushes.
These tools are not only an effective weapon against impurities, but they also fight oil, close pores, and, with their massage, reactivate the blood circulation of the face.
How do you use a facial brush?
With the right products, the facial brush can be used daily; the important thing is not to overdo it.
Dermatologists usually recommend using the brush for 60 seconds and never more than two minutes.
During this time, it is necessary to dedicate a few seconds to each area of the face to remove makeup, impurities and achieve an instant soothing effect.
These brushes will not only exfoliate your skin in a non-aggressive way but also can reduce pore size, provide luminosity and increase the product’s absorption.
The phases for a correct use would be the following:
- The first thing is to wash the face with plenty of water to get the face wet. The brush head should also be moistened.
- Then apply a small amount of your facial cleanser on the face.
- Then simply start the brush and run it all over your face in circular motions. As a tip, we recommend dividing your face into six zones and dedicating ten seconds to each of them following the following route: one cheek, the other cheek, the nose, the chin, and each half of the forehead. Some digital models incorporate a timer that will alert you when you need to change areas.
- Finally, don’t forget to clean the brush with warm water and a little soap. This will remove any dirt that may have been left on it.
- After cleaning, don’t forget to treat your skin with a good moisturizer.
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Dr. Angelica Parra is a Licensed Medical Doctor from Venezuela and is currently taking a Master’s degree in Dermatology. She specialized in Aesthetic Medicine and completed Advanced Training in Non-surgical Facial Rejuvenation in Miami, Florida. She has specialized in applying Botox, dermal fillers, skin tightening treatments, and since then, she has worked on cruise ships as an Aesthetic Doctor.
