Using glycerol in this way can keep the skin moist for a long time and improve the dryness and roughness of the skin. Although glycerol can only lock water but not replenish water, it can play a very amazing hydrating effect as long as its water absorption is well utilized.

Control the amount when using it. Too much glycerin can not be removed in time, which may easily lead to greasy skin, and may also cause pore blockage and fat particles. Glycerol contains no ingredients that cause irritation to the skin, is mild in nature and easy to absorb, and is suitable for direct application on the face.

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Precautions for users to wipe glycerin:

Users are advised to choose to use it at night. Glycerol has a certain photosensitive effect. Wipe your face with glycerin during the day, which may cause the skin to turn black, and it is also easy to contaminate the oil with dust, and the skin color becomes dull.

Users should note that glycerol is generally not recommended in places where the climate is too dry. Because glycerol will not release water after absorption, it will make the skin lose more water. The dynamic moisturizing of glycerin can adjust the moisture according to the surrounding environment, that is, if the skin has less moisture, the humectant will release the absorbed moisture. In this case, glycerol is likely to absorb water from the skin to achieve its balance.

Wipe your face directly with glycerin and control the dosage. Don't apply a lot of glycerin just because it has a good skin care effect. Glycerol can't replenish water. If you use too much at a time, the skin will not absorb it at once, which will make your face oily, and even block pores or grow fat particles.

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