7 South Korean Secrets For Young Skin

See the secrets of South Koreans to keep your skin beautiful and healthy. It is known that South Koreans look younger than they actually are. In some photos, women under the age of 50 appear to be under the age of 30. They report some little secrets to keep their skin beautiful and healthy. The Claudia site listed some of them:

1. 10 Second Rule Koreans usually apply cream to their faces and bodies 10 seconds after the bath, because the pores are open and the cream is absorbed faster.

2. Hot towel massage The process accelerates circulation, opens the pores and even helps the skin breathe. To do it at home, moisten the towel with warm water, apply it to a clean face and massage for about 15 minutes on the cheek and chin. Then remove the towel and apply an oil.

3. Jamsu After Koreans have made all skin-based and shaped corrections, apply a thick layer of powder to the face and immerse it in an ice water container for about 30 seconds. Then they dry the face very gently with a towel and apply blush. This ensures that the make-up is smooth as if fused with the skin.

4. Algae on the face Nori algae are used as a nourishing mask by South Koreans. It works this way: they pick up a few leaves, put them in warm water and then apply them on the face for 15 minutes. Algae has many vitamins and components that protect the skin, protect the youth and have bactericidal properties.

5. Salty Facial Tonic Sea salt helps disinfect the skin, removes black spots and soothes inflammation. South Korean darling tonic recipe is simple and to repeat the trick you need 1 tablespoon sea salt in 1 cup warm water. After washing your face, wipe with a cotton cloth moistened with tonic.

6. Soy on the face In the East, soy milk is widely used as a cosmetic product. Soy components help the sebaceous glands to nourish the skin. The procedure is easy, the gauze is soaked in soy milk and left on the face for 15 or 20 minutes. Repeat the procedure once or twice a week for results.

 7. Lemon to brighten the skin Using lemon to brighten skin is not only common in South Korea, but many people already use it. Divide a lemon in half, squeeze the juice and apply to the skin with a piece of cotton. Do this away from the sun and then rinse thoroughly to prevent sunburn. Citric acid in lemon shows exfoliating properties, removes pigment stains, provides extra grease and increases skin elasticity.