The video uses a relatable "expectation vs. reality" format to address a common skincare concern, making it highly shareable. The quick cuts and visual demonstration of mistakes resonate with viewers experiencing similar issues.
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The video demonstrates common mistakes people make when using cleansing milk, contrasting the incorrect methods with the implied correct ones. It highlights issues like using too little product, not starting with dry hands, and scrubbing too hard, suggesting these lead to breakouts.
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“cleansing milk broke me out” but are you using it like this 👇 1. generally 1-2 pumps is plenty for a face wash, but with cleansing milk that might not be enough. the whole point of a milk is to protect your barrier while you cleanse and the more generous you are, the better it covers your face and glides with less friction. 2. cleansing milk only works when you start with clean & dry hands. easiest way to remember: treat it exactly like a cleansing oil! 3. check if you’re pressing too hard when you roll bc you think that’s “cleansing.” what actually cleanses is the formula breaking down your makeup and residue. roll gently for 30-45 sec like you’re spreading butter. 4. if you’re breaking out it’s probably because you skipped emulsifying. add water and keep rolling 30-45 sec more, then rinse with lukewarm water (I just splash) save this for tonight 🤍 #skincaretips #koreanskincare #cleansingmilk #SkinCare101 #cleansing
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