Just as it is important to apply a good sunscreen every day to protect the skin, it is also necessary to clean the remnants at the end of the day. Since it is a product that contains a chemical and physical filter and is resistant to water, it is much more complicated to be able to remove it completely from the face, which can clog the skin pore with some residue and prevent it from breathing.
To be able to remove it completely, it will be necessary to perform a double cleaning. This is always essential, but it becomes much more urgent to remove the sunscreen from the particular cream that has been used. The key is to pick up an oil-based cleanser to penetrate deeper into the pore, and complement it with a facial cleanser to clean out more superficial impurities.
First step: cleaner in oil
The first step should be done with an oily texture cleanser, which acts like a magnet for sebum, traces of makeup and sunscreen. For this it is ideal to use a make-up remover oil that guarantees us that we can remove the products in a smooth way. One of our favorites? Take The Day Off Balm from Clinique, a gentle make-up remover that effectively dissolves make-up for the face, eyes and sunburn. When applied, the balm formula transforms into a silky oil when massaged into the skin, which deeply cleanses and dissolves easily, removing traces of pollution from the skin to look younger for longer.
Second step: water-based cleaner
Once the sunscreen and makeup are removed, it’s time to use a facial cleanser to help us get rid of the sunscreen residue left behind. These aqueous cleansers remove all non-oil facial impurities, such as pollutants and dead cells that build up in pores. For this second step, for example, you can use one of our other favorite products, the HYSÉAC cleansing gel from Uriage, a cleanser that removes impurities and excess sebum, while respecting the epidermis. In addition, it is easy to rinse and when in contact with water, it takes on a soft foamy appearance that you will love.
Source: Marie Claire
