Rooted in Asian skincare traditions, the practice of double cleansing is considered an integral part of any skincare routine.
At the end of the day, there are two types of impurities on your skin: oily impurities, such as sebum, pollution, and makeup, and water-based impurities, consisting of dust and sweat. However, these cannot be removed in the same way, hence the need for double cleansing.
As its name suggests, double cleansing involves two steps:
Makeup removal : using an oil-based product (cleansing oil, balm, or milk), dissolve makeup and pollution residue, as well as any excess sebum. How does it work? The oil dissolves the oily impurities on the skin.
Cleansing : using a water-based cleanser (cleansing gel, cleansing cream, or micellar water), water-based impurities such as sweat and dust are removed. This step aims to deeply purify the skin while leaving a feeling of freshness on the face.
















