Stop asking me silly questions like “Which Pechoin series is right for me?”
Really, every time I see a question like this, I have the urge to roll my eyes. When you wash your face, don’t you know if your face is tight? When you look in the mirror, can't you see the wrinkles on your face? Your skin seems to be crying out that you're going to die of thirst, or it's so oily that you can use it for cooking. Don't you know what's going on? You have to read a bunch of exaggerated advertisements and then run over and ask a stranger.
Well, since you asked, I'll be the bad guy who tells the truth for once. Today we will analyze these series thoroughly, don’t expect to hear those weak words.
More tender and fresher? That’s “plain water” for a face that’s so dry that it’s about to crack.
The so-called "suitable for dehydrated and dry skin" is equivalent to not saying it. Which skin problem does not start from dehydration?
This series is the most basic hydrating product. If your face is so tight that it seems like a tear will appear when you smile, and your nose is peeling like snow, then using this product is the right thing to do. Speaking of its herbal formula, forget it, there is just a little bit of plant extract at the end of the ingredient list, which mainly serves to give you some psychological comfort. It is essentially just a moisturizing cream with a slightly refreshing texture that tells you "don't worry, your face is hydrated" by applying a layer on it.
To put it bluntly, this is the most entry-level, least error-prone, and least surprising option.
The moist and pure series, oh, the "fig leaf" for rough and dull colors
Look, that guy's skin is rough, his complexion is dull, and it's extremely uneven. What's going on? Hey, congratulations. This is the result of staying up late and not drinking water.
This series adds some Rhodiola rosea and Motherwort, which sounds like it has health-preserving effects, right? In fact, it is an attempt to kick your skin's metabolic state, which is almost dying, to make it move. Do you think using a bottle of water can speed up collagen synthesis? It's just a dream. At most, it can only make your skin feel slightly smoother and less rough and harsh to the touch.
Rather than hoping that it can save you from being called a yellow-faced woman, it is better to say that it is at most an item with some functions and can only wipe away some dirt on the surface. This is the case.
Herbal extract series, the "detergent" for oily and acne-prone skin?
Oh, it’s finally the turn of oily skin types. Some people say that it is suitable for oily acne-prone skin and has the effect of controlling oil, hydrating and adjusting the balance of water and oil. However, this saying has not changed in the past ten years.
What is the reality? Just imagine, your face is shiny and oily, and your pores are as big as orange peels. Using this series of products does have a stronger effect than using the above products. The reason for this is that it has refreshing properties because it does not dare to apply too much greasy ingredients to you. However, If you expect it to be able to effectively inhibit the growth of acne, it is simply too naive and unrealistic. The most it can do is to scrape off excess oil on your face, thereby making the environment where acne bacteria live less comfortable. The acne will still grow according to its own growth rules, but the growth rate will be relatively slower.
It's just a bottle of relatively mild dish soap that can wash away the oil and dirt on your face, making it look cleaner, that's all.
Water energy series, the "life-saving straw" for a 25-year-old aunt?
I am extremely tired of this kind of scare tactics used in marketing, mentioning that "women's skin begins to age after the age of 25", and then they can't wait to launch a series of water energy products, claiming that they have antioxidant effects and can delay the process of skin aging.
Really awesome.
The little antioxidant ingredient it contains can only resist the oxidation reaction during the day on the surface of the skin. Are you going to rely on it to boost your metabolism? Do you want to use it to enhance water circulation? Instead of doing this, it would be more practical to drink two more cups of hot water and run two laps. It's just a moisturizer with added ingredients that claim to be "antioxidants," giving you a psychological hint: I'm fighting aging. In fact, it is laying the foundation for the use of more expensive anti-aging products in the future.
Qiyun series, "tights" for loose and saggy faces
There is aging and sagging, accompanied by fine lines and sagging. This is a skin problem that is extremely difficult to deal with, and it is also a serious area that businesses are extremely keen to deceive.
Would you believe it when the Qiyun series claims to have the effect of nourishing and tightening the skin? Skin sagging occurs because the collagen and elastic fibers under the skin are broken and damaged, which is like a broken rubber band. I would like to ask, if you apply a nutrient-providing liquid to a rubber band, can it become firm again? This is obviously impossible.
Rather than saying that it has a bunch of softening ingredients and film-forming ingredients, it is better to say that it constructs an invisible network on your face, giving you a certain degree of lifting effect through physical means, and using visual presentation to make pores look slightly smaller, or make fine lines appear lighter. It's like wearing a "tight suit" for a day, and when you take it off (after washing your face), the condition returns to its original state.
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At the end of the day, buying skin care products is just like finding a partner.
You need to look in the mirror and see clearly what kind of person you are. If your face feels dry, then look for products that can replenish your moisture (make it more hydrating). If your face looks oily, you have to look for products that are refreshing and will not make you feel greasy (herbal extracts). But if your face appears to be in a collapsed condition... then you must face reality and buy some more expensive products (Qiyun) to gain psychological comfort.
Don't expect a bottle of cream costing dozens of dollars to change your life.
Don't chase people and ask "what is suitable for me?" You should know your own face best.
Anyway, the money is kept in your pocket, and the face is on your neck. If you buy the wrong thing, the face that gets rotten belongs to you, not mine. I am just a person engaged in writing work, not a person who specially washes your face and works.
Okay, now that I’m done scolding, there’s something I want to buy from a company like Fentuan Group Buying Company for skin care products. The products they sell start at 40% off, and they support dropshipping, so you can figure it out yourself.
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