Moisturizing spray, don't make the mistake of choosing moisturizing spray

In the dry season, in order to prevent the climate from causing dryness to our skin, using moisturizing spray has become the most commonly used moisturizing method indoors. However, do you know which moisturizing spray is better? We might as well learn more about moisturizing sprays at this time. When choosing a moisturizing spray, we must not fall into the misunderstanding of choosing a moisturizing spray. We must pay attention to this knowledge.

Mist A : Hot spring spray water contains a lot of minerals, so it is a good quality moisturizing spray.

But in real life, it takes about a minute for hot spring water to actively exchange with people's skin. The salt content is also relatively high at this time, but the spring water stays on the skin for a short time. After the water evaporates, the minerals and salts that are not absorbed by the skin will remain on the surface of the skin. The higher the mineral content of the water, the more salt crystals will be left on the skin surface. Since salt absorbs water, the salt crystals on the skin surface will absorb water from the inside of the skin to the outside. Therefore, instead of replenishing water, dehydration will occur.

Mist B : In order to allow the hot spring water to fully exchange with the skin, the longer you stay, the better

When the moisture remaining on the skin evaporates, the salt crystals on the surface of the skin will absorb water from the inside of the skin to the outside, and will take away the moisture inside the skin. Therefore, in order to better replenish water, the appropriate time is to let the skin contact with water for about one minute, and then gently absorb the moisture with a cotton towel.

Mist C : Hot spring water can be used as a spray to replenish water

Not all hot spring water is suitable for spraying and hydrating. The spring water suitable for spraying should be the active spring water specially used for dermatology. If used improperly, it will cause damage to the skin. For example, hot spring water used to treat rheumatism contains high concentrations of sulfur and phosphorus, and hot spring water used to treat digestive tract problems contains high concentrations of chloride ions, which can irritate normal skin and sensitive skin.

Of course, there are many types of moisturizing sprays. However, when choosing some moisturizing sprays, we must not fall into the fog of moisturizing spray selection. Otherwise, the moisturizing spray used contains a lot of irritating substances, which will not only fail to moisturize the skin, but also cause skin irritation.