What are the functions of natural beauty techniques

The core function of natural beauty techniques is actually to cover the entire chain from conditioning the underlying skin, reducing the risk of trial and error in skin care to providing emotional value. However, due to the uncertainty of materials and operations, there has been considerable controversy within the industry over some methods.

Speaking of it, I have been experimenting with natural skin care for five or six years, and I have gained real benefits after going through pitfalls. When my sensitive skin became reddish during the change of seasons, I tried all kinds of repair essences to no avail. My cousin, who is a dermatology nurse, used refrigerated saline + chamomile hydrosol in a ratio of 1:1 for facial application twice a week. This gentle conditioning logic is actually the core advantage of natural skin care. It is like replacing a stomach that is accustomed to heavy additives with light home-cooked food. Although the results are slow, it is better than adding extra burden to the skin, and is suitable for long-term stable skin care.

However, you really shouldn’t try random methods like those that are so popular on the Internet. I heard someone say that directly applying fresh lemon slices to the face can whiten the skin. A friend of mine tried it, and his face was completely sunburned after not applying it for three days. I went to the hospital and found out that the organic acids and unstabilized vitamin C in fresh lemons are extremely irritating, and they also have photosensitivity. Applying it on a thin skin is like directly causing a wound on the skin. I personally tried to mix lemon juice into body lotion in a ratio of 1:10 and apply it on the dull areas of my elbows and knees. After using it for more than half a month, I did see brightening, but I wouldn’t dare to use it on my face. After all, everyone’s skin tolerance is very different, and the risks of unpurified natural materials are inherently high.

In addition to the actual skin conditioning effect, what I love most is the relaxation brought by natural skin care. I take 20 minutes every week. I don’t need to put seven or eight layers of functional products on my face. I can make some rose tea and make a wet compress with my own rose hydrosol, or make a bowl of Tremella peach gum and drink it slowly. In the process of slowing down, most of the stress is gone, endocrine is smooth, and the skin is in a translucent state that cannot be achieved no matter how much highlighter is applied.

Of course, don’t boast about natural beauty. If you really want to solve clear skin problems such as acne marks and spots, you still have to rely on formal medical beauty or compliant skin care products. When DIYing, you must also pay attention to the cleanliness and proportion of materials. Otherwise, if you want to nourish your skin, you will cause problems on your skin, which will be more than the gain.