Do and don’t of gentle skincare cleansers

The best gentle facial cleansers are used to remove makeup, sweat, oil, dirt, dead skin cells, and overall dirt. Exfoliators help close your pores and can help prevent acne. If you wear makeup, one of the most important things you can do for your skin is to wash it off at the end of the day. If you use soap and water, you can remove excess oil from the skin, which can dry it out. You may also end up with even more oil, because removing large amounts of it can cause your sebaceous glands to produce more oil.

A good face wash usually includes water to reduce the effect of removing excess oil. Salts of fatty acids are used to make soap. Most of these fats come from animal or vegetable sources and include stearic acid, oleic palmitic, and lauric. The soap particles cover the water droplets, allowing the water to wash them away. The skin has a natural PH of 5.5. Most soaps have a pH of 9 or 10, so using them encourages bacteria to grow and lead to pimples. 

Best gentle facial cleanser for different skin types
Do not wash your face more than twice a day.
Do not use soapy water. Do not use cleansers that contain alcohol, as they can dry out your skin.

The best face wash for oily skin
The skin becomes oily when it produces too much sebum. The good news is that people with oily skin show signs of aging at a slower rate than people with dry skin. The bad news is that oily skin can cause enlarged pores and make the skin oily or dirty.

Here are some beauty tips for cleaning oily skin:

·         Do not wash your face more than twice a day unless you sweat a lot.

·         Do not rub your skin. You can make acne worse and irritate the skin.

·         Wash your face with your fingers, instead of a washcloth. It is good for the skin.

·         Cleanse with salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide. 

The best face wash for dry skin

·         Wash your skin once or twice a day.

·         Do not use alcohol or harsh soaps.

The best face wash for sensitive skin

·         Do not wash your face more than twice a day.

·         Do not use soap on your face. 

·         Do not use abrasive cleaners (beads or abrasive particles) on your cleaner. It can be annoying.

·         Look for hypoallergenic skin cleansers.

·         Do not use scented cleansers. 

·         Even pure essential oils can irritate the skin.

Several lines developed by dermatologists offer the best for every skin type.