Heavy makeup on Purim can be a nail in the coffin tonight, but the next day the skin may suffer from irritations and sensitivities • The experts answer how to keep the delicate areas inside
Purim is ahead of us, and we all love to go wild and invest in a heavy and durable costume and makeup that will last throughout the party.
Purim makeup usually includes more layers than everyday makeup, so it is more difficult to remove it without damaging the skin and causing redness and sensitivity, especially in sensitive skin and children.
Paula Blick Dayan, an expert in natural medicine and advanced cosmetics, notes that "just before we go straight into the craft of makeup removal and facial cleansing we have to do it right so that no damage is done. First you have to know what type of skin we have to clean it properly."
Blick Dayan explains how to cleanse the skin according to your skin type.
Dry facial skin
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Dry facial
skin requires gentle and non-intense cleansing, so in order not to remove the natural fat layers of the skin that protect it, it is recommended to clean with facial soap mixed with coconut oil or with a cream with a delicate texture rich in moisture or rich face lotion with ingredients Moisturizing and nourishing.
Oily facial skin
- For cleansing oily facial skin, it is recommended to use alcohol-free substances, fat absorbers, antibacterial substances to prevent infections and inflammation.
Mixed / normal
facial skin - This type of facial skin is the most common in the country, and it should be cleaned with moisturizing ingredients that contain nutrients.
The cleanser can contain glowing substances, alpha hydroxy acids that remove the fat cells and dead cells, and on the other hand balances the mammary gland.
This type of skin has a large selection of products and can be changed and replaced according to the seasons and the level of moisture in the air. "
Sensitive facial skin
- This is a thin facial skin with a quick and intense response to substances.
People with sensitive skin describe feelings of discomfort and irritation, all of which require gentle care with every touch on the facial area.
The detergents should have a smooth and delicate texture without parabens, preservatives that contain almond-type oils, tea tree and olive oil.
Facial cleansing steps
According to Keren Bartov, a beautician and dermatologist, the most basic and important thing at the end of a Purim party is to remove makeup thoroughly, so it is important not to go to bed with makeup residue.
"It is important to wash the face and neck with a dedicated soap in order to reach a 100% cleansing level, and after a thorough cleansing of the skin, nourish it with a moisturizer so that we maintain a radiant, beautiful and healthy assistant," she says.
As for arranging makeup removal operations, Bartov recommends doing so: "It is recommended to use makeup removal wipes or dedicated pads to remove the first layer of makeup, and then wash the face with lukewarm, not too hot or cold water as an extreme change in water temperature may cause irritation. "The skin. Use your fingertips in a circular motion for a minute or two and do not scrub massively. A massive scrubbing action may remove its natural protective layer from the skin."
Bartov points out that care should be taken to choose wipes or pads for removing makeup and facial soap that do not contain detergents and sulfates, alcohol or fragrances and dyes.
"Soap can have a wonderful scent, but check that the scent comes from its ingredients and not from fragrance additives. Choose a soap that contains seaweed, chamomile flowers, cucumbers, sage and more, all of which will soothe the skin and leave it without feeling dry or irritated. By the way, no need With a large amount of soap, an amount the size of a pea grain will definitely suffice. "
