Reddit reviews ArtNaturals Konjac Facial Sponge Set - 2 Pack (Charcoal Black & Natural White) - 100% Natural Great for Sensitive, Oily & Acne Prone Skin - Beauty Facial Scrub for Gentle Deep Cleaning & Exfoliation
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I have had the same issue with make up slide/dryness. My skin is pretty sensitive, so I'd been following the whole wash gentle and leave it alone philosophy, but after I took a break from wearing makeup and saw this happening, I decided to try a few different things.
I now exfoliate with a konjac sponge. Sometimes I use Cerave hydrating cleanser, as well, but warm water and my sponge do a great job. I use pure jojoba oil as a moisturizer and makeup remover. I also try to keep hydrated by drinking water and herbal tea. So far, my skin seems happier and I've had less "sliding" incidents.
And, to me, freaking konjac sponges feel great when massaging the face, so I'd recommend them for exfoliation all day, every day :).
Not the OP, but I use a Konjac sponge.
I think you need to revamp your entire skin routine to resolve this. Rule #1, be gentle, not only in exfoliation methods whether those be physical or chemical, but also you should pay attention to the chemicals you are putting on your face (ie products that are conflicting each other and if anything you're putting on your face is even what you need).
I would suggest washing with CeraVe for dry skin (it's inexpensive, super gentle, feels great!). Use a Konjac sponge if you don't have a Clarisonic (if you do use a Clarisonic only use the softest level of brush head and maybe only do it once a day properly meaning use a lot of water and plenty of cleanser to get the proper slip going on to not over aggravate your skin).
Only use mildly warm water, never hot, do not ever scrub your skin. Just gently exfoliate if doing physical exfoliation. You will need to do some form of gentle exfolation to remove the dead skin regularly.
If you wear make up start doing double oil cleansing. If you do not wear make up just ignore this sentence lol.
When you're done washing your face if you're going to bed: get an antioxidant serum to help support your skin, then layer a very good moisturizer, and then a "sealer" so a face cream that works that's heavier on top of that, maybe even add a few drops of oil to your final cream layer.
Go to bed: wake up, wash gently, pat dry, anti oxidant serum, daytime SPF at least 20 or more. If you find your SPF is too drying then you need to search for one that has some oil in it probably. I suggest using Supergoop Mineral for that.
I know it sounds like a lot but it really isn't. The main thing is just getting your products lined up and then wash/dry/apply. It just takes a few minutes, I promise, and your skin will look amazing.
If your skin can tolerate it- I'd try adding some AHA's to your routine also like a glycolic acid treatment a few times a week.