Makeup Removal
If you wear makeup, proper makeup removal should be an essential part of your skincare routine. Inadequately cleansed skin can lead to clogged pores, acne, and premature skin ageing. One of the most effective and popular cleansing methods is the double cleansing routine.
What is double cleansing and why should you use it?
Double cleansing originated in South Korea and consists of two simple steps. First, use a make-up remover or an oil-based cleanser. Then follow with a water-based cleanser, such as an AtopCare Moisturizing Cleansing Foam, the Pore-Cleansing Exfoliating Gel, or the AHA/BHA/PHA Face Toner. Double cleansing effectively removes makeup, SPF, and everyday impurities, leaving your skin perfectly clean and ready for the next steps of your skincare routine.
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How to cleanse oily skin
Oil attracts oil, so even if you don’t like the idea of using an oil-based product for cleansing, there’s no need to be afraid of it. However, if you’d prefer an alternative, start with a Make-up Remover. As a second step, choose the Pore-Cleansing Exfoliating Gel to deeply cleanse pores and remove excess sebum.
How to cleanse dry skin
If you have dry skin, your biggest concern is using products that may cause further dryness. Start with an oil-based makeup remover and then cleanse your skin with a gentle soap. This helps prevent excessive dryness. You can also use an AHA/BHA/PHA Face Toner as the final cleansing step. Don’t forget to follow up with a suitable serum, moisturizing cream, and a facial oil to help protect your skin from moisture loss.
How to cleanse sensitive or atopic skin
Cleanse sensitive skin while showering using a gentle soap suitable for sensitive skin, which is also suitable for people with atopic dermatitis. You can also use the Make-up Remover, which is gentle on sensitive skin. Afterwards, continue with the AtopCare Moisturizing Cleansing Foam and finish your routine with the AHA/BHA/PHA Face Toner.
