dubbelrengöringsprocess

Dubbelrengöringsprocess is a skincare technique that involves cleansing the face twice in succession. The first cleanse typically uses an oil-based cleanser or balm, designed to break down and remove makeup, sunscreen, sebum, and other oil-soluble impurities. This oil-based product effectively dissolves surface-level debris without stripping the skin.

Following the oil cleanse, a second cleanse is performed using a water-based cleanser, such as a gel, foam, or cream cleanser. This step focuses on removing any remaining residue from the oil cleanser and any water-soluble impurities like sweat and dirt. The combination of an oil-based and water-based cleanser aims to provide a more thorough and effective cleansing than a single step alone.

The dubbelrengöringsprocess is particularly popular in K-beauty and is often recommended for individuals who wear heavy makeup or sunscreen, or for those with oily or acne-prone skin types. The theory is that by removing impurities in two distinct steps, the skin is left cleaner, allowing subsequent skincare products like serums and moisturizers to penetrate more effectively. It is generally considered a gentle yet comprehensive method for achieving clean skin.