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Facial care works best when products are applied in the correct order, not when there are many of them. In this category, you will find products for each of the three basic stages: cleansing, concentrate, and closing care, mostly based on hemp seed oil.
The rule is simple: from the lightest consistency to the heaviest. Water-based products are applied before oil-based ones, as applying them in the reverse order will prevent penetration through the fat layer.
1. Oczyszczanie. Foam or cleansing gel removes sebum and impurities from the surface. Micellar water is effective for quick makeup removal and for sensitive skin when you don't want to disturb the barrier with soap.
2. Exfoliation. Peeling should not be used daily, but rather one to two times a week. More frequent exfoliation weakens the skin barrier and has the opposite effect of what is intended.
3. Serum. This is the most concentrated element of the routine, applied to cleansed skin in a small amount. A few drops are enough for the entire face, as the serum should work with the ingredients, not the volume.
4. Krem albo maska. The cream closes the care routine and limits water loss. A mask is treated as an additional treatment, usually applied once or twice a week, after cleansing and before serum or instead of it.
This category includes serums in small containers, masks, cleansing foams, peels, and micellar water. The largest part consists of products from the brands cannabellum and PALACIO, based on hemp seed oil and supplemented with typical skincare ingredients.
We have gathered face creams in a separate category creams, and body care products in the category body cosmetics. We discuss what to expect from hemp cosmetics in the guide o kremach konopnych na twarz.
Serum has the smallest molecules and the highest concentration of active substances, but usually does not contain occlusive ingredients, so it does not retain water in the skin by itself. Therefore, it is used under the cream, not instead of it.
The cream combines the water phase with the fat phase and creates a layer that limits evaporation. It is responsible for the comfort of the skin after care and for maintaining the effect of the serum.
A mask is a treatment form with a short contact time, usually from ten to twenty minutes. Its advantage is the high concentration of ingredients at the time of application, rather than long-lasting effects, so it does not replace the daily routine.
Oily and combination skin tolerates light gels and water emulsions better, while enzymatic peels can be gentler than coarse scrubs. For dry skin, oil-based products and cream masks work well, applied to slightly damp skin.
Sensitive skin reacts poorly to fragrance compositions, alcohol high on the ingredient list, and strong exfoliating substances. For it, the safest option is a short ingredient list and introducing one new product at a time, with at least a two-week gap.
Use the cosmetic exclusively externally. Before the first use, perform a patch test on a small area of skin and wait a day. Avoid the eye area unless the manufacturer explicitly indicates such use, and in case of contact with the eye, rinse it thoroughly with water.
Do not use on damaged skin or on lesions requiring dermatological consultation. If you are using products prescribed by a doctor, consult them before introducing a new cosmetic to avoid overlapping substances with similar effects. Store products out of reach of children.
From the lightest consistency to the heaviest. First cleansing with foam or micellar water, then any peeling, followed by serum, and finally cream. A mask is applied after cleansing, before serum. Reversing this order means that lighter products will not penetrate through the fat layer applied earlier.
Three to four drops are enough for the entire face and neck. This serum is a concentrated preparation, and using more does not yield better results; it only empties the bottle faster. Apply it with your fingertips, gently tapping instead of rubbing. If your skin feels sticky after application, it’s a sign that the amount was too large, not that the product is bad.
Once or twice a week, depending on the type of exfoliant and your skin's reaction. For sensitive skin, once every ten days is sufficient. Daily exfoliation weakens the skin barrier, which manifests as tightness, redness, and paradoxically increased sebum production. After each exfoliation, it's advisable to apply a cream to rebuild the protective layer.
Most manufacturers recommend rinsing with water after use, even though the formula technically does not require it. Micelles left on the skin can cause a feeling of tightness or slight irritation for some people. If you use the micellar water as your only cleansing step in the evening, rinsing is advisable. In the morning, when the skin is just being refreshed, it can be skipped without much difference.
It depends on the type of mask and what the manufacturer states. Cream masks and so-called overnight masks are designed for this purpose, but clay and cleansing masks should be removed after the time indicated on the packaging, as they can dry out the skin. Keeping a mask on longer than recommended does not enhance the effect.
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