Could something Oh Na-ra does daily for smooth skin actually harm it?

Article Summary

Prompted by the gentle cleansing habits Oh Na-ra shared on television, the article discusses the balance between reducing irritation and adequately removing residue. It explains that washing too frequently, rubbing forcefully, choosing products without considering skin condition, or repeatedly using cleansing devices may burden the skin. Its perspective is that a product’s gentleness alone does not make the same method suitable for every skin type.

The column suggests adjusting products and cleansing steps according to oiliness, dryness, and whether makeup or sunscreen is used. It also describes rinsing thoroughly without harsh rubbing and gently pressing away moisture. The latter part separately discusses procedures for dead skin and sebum, pigmentation, and hydration and texture. Its central message is to distinguish cleanliness concerns that cleansing can address from other skin issues, and find a method suited to one’s own condition rather than a celebrity’s habit.