What is Japanese women’s favorite skin care method?

In addition to using skin care products, they also have some unique skin care secrets. Now, come with me to see the three most popular skin care methods that Japanese girls who are well versed in skin care believe in!

Technique 1: Wash your face with cold water

According to Japanese beauty experts Teacher Yoshishu Fukui of the school said that Japanese women are accustomed to applying lotion on red or hot skin to cool down and increase moisture. In the same way, washing your face and skin care with cold water also has the same effect. Cold boiled water is a kind of "degassed water" containing very little air. Its properties are very close to the water in human cells and has great "affinity", making it easier for the cool boiled water to penetrate into the skin. In addition, cold boiled water can also turn subcutaneous fat into a "semi-liquid state", making the skin appear supple and transparent.

Technique 2: Japanese sake facial cleansing method

Pour a little Japanese sake into warm water, and after removing makeup, gently wash your face. Sake, which originated in Japan, has been used for skin care and beauty for a long time. In ancient times, Japanese geisha would apply sake on their face before putting on makeup to reduce the damage to the skin caused by makeup. This is because Japanese sake contains 18 kinds of amino acids, proteases and other nutrients, which not only activates the skin but also moisturizes the skin. The alcohol contained in sake not only does not irritate the skin, but can penetrate deep into the pores to remove skin dirt, keep the skin smooth, and make the skin appear naturally white and rosy.

Technique 3: Tofu face rubbing method

Crush the tofu and put it in a gauze bag, and use it to rub your face after washing your face. Or you can add some flour and honey to the crushed tofu, apply it on your face, and wash it off after 20 minutes. Tofu is rich in soy isoflavones, which has antioxidant effects. In addition, the rich plant emulsifier lecithin in tofu can strengthen the moisturizing power of the skin. Frequently rubbing tofu on the face can make the skin white and tender.