Hello! I'm 52 years old and the manager of Milobina Nonko, always with no foundation.

Today I would like to talk about how to use lotion. It's very hot in this room and I'm a little unsightly, but please understand.

When it comes to using lotion, some of you may be wondering whether to apply it to your skin with a cotton pad or gently with your palms, and wonder which is better.

At Milobina, we recommend applying the lotion with your palms. I don't think cotton is an absolute no-no, there are some very good quality and soft cottons out there, but your skin will inevitably get irritated by the cotton fibers from flapping it around. I will put it away, so

This can cause spots to form, and this area (around the cheekbones) can become red and inflamed all the time.

Inflammation can eventually lead to age spots and aging of the skin, so it is important to avoid irritating the skin as much as possible.

The other thing is to tap it in, or tap it in, but I don't recommend hitting it in with cotton or by hand. This can cause too much irritation to the skin, and when it comes to irritation, melanocytes become active and produce melanin in an effort to protect the skin.

After that, the cells that control elasticity under the epidermal cells, which are important springs, may be damaged. For your skin, there is no need for extremely forceful massage, rubbing, or pressing hard, and I hope you don't do it.

Take a generous amount of lotion into the palm of your hand, or if you are the type to push it onto your face, apply it at least 20 times. If you use too little amount, it won't be able to reach your skin enough and it will look really superficial, so make sure to apply enough so that it overflows from your hands or runs down your face, then gently press it with your hands and pat it. No, just be gentle. If you apply the hand press gently and carefully, the moisture will enter the skin properly, so your skin will become shiny. Please try it.