Thermal water is a type of water that has several benefits for the skin due to the fact that it is composed of different minerals, such as magnesium, selenium, copper, potassium, calcium, copper and silicon.
Thus, thermal water is capable of promoting hydration and softening of the skin, in addition to giving a healthy and radiant appearance to the face, and can be used to set makeup, help treat skin problems, reduce redness and close pores.
This product can be used on all skin types, including sensitive skin or sensitivities, and can be found in cosmetic stores, pharmacies or online stores.
What is it for
Due to the minerals present in its composition, thermal water can be used to:
- Fix makeupbecause when applied before and after makeup, it makes it last longer;
- Relieve pain and reduce inflammation present on the skin and can be used to treat burns or wounds.
- Soothe irritationwhich can be used after waxing or after sun, hydrating and reducing skin discomfort;
- Treat skin problemssuch as allergies or psoriasis, as it relieves itching and redness;
- Reduce redness and tighten poreshelping to treat acne, as it is rich in antioxidant minerals that purify and soothe the skin;
- Treating insect bites and allergiesas it relieves itching when applied to the region.
Thermal water is especially recommended on hot days, when the skin dries out and dehydrates due to the high temperatures. This product can also be used to cool babies and children.
How to use
Thermal water is very simple to use, and it is recommended to apply a little to the face or the area to be moisturized, whenever you feel necessary. There is no specific time to apply thermal water, however it is recommended that it be applied in the morning and evening, ideally before applying sunscreen, helping to refresh and deeply hydrate the skin.
Before using thermal water, you must first clean your face to eliminate impurities and makeup residue, with micellar water being an excellent option, which is a cleansing solution that promotes the removal of residues present on the skin. Learn more about micellar water.
