I hate washing my face at the sink

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I use baby washcloths, they’re nice and gentle 😊 I use a new one each time I wash my face.

For people like me who need overly detailed instructions lol:

1. Wet face with washcloth
2. Add a little face wash to washcloth, and gently wash face with it
3. Rinse out washcloth
4. Use washcloth to wipe soap off face, instead of getting the washcloth super wet I just repeat steps 3 and 4 a few times.

it’s important to not use too much soap!

Hope that helps 😊

I too use a fresh white facecloth every day. I squirt Cetaphil in my hand, sprinkle my Dermalogica microfoliant on top and spread this on my face, then wet the facecloth to wipe it off. There is no water splashing anywhere.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:? Never had a problem, and I have a small sink and long hair. Precise, gentle movements, people.

Ditto.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Me too. I just don’t do it outside of the shower.

Same here.

[Anonymous]

I know exactly what you are talking about. In literally take my shirt off to wash my face. I do it naked. And I layer two headband.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Are you a duck? 😂 just use slower, calmer actions. Also, these are awesome:

Women's Wrist Towels for Washing Face, Microfiber Spa Wash Towel Band, Absorbent Wristbands, prevent Water from Spilling Down Your Arms https://a.co/d/ckAotFZ

The product I didn't know I needed!
Water has been trickling down my arms my whe life and I hated it.

Its also great for washing dishes! Nothing worse than your sweatshirt/long sleeved shirt getting wet!

These things are ridiculous. Bend over the sink so your arms stay horizontal when you’re rinsing your face. And wear dishwashing gloves like an adult.

Dishwashing gloves, ok granny!

[Anonymous]

OP I feel you. My mother has said I was a duck since I lived at home with her. I just wear a showercap when I was my face in the sink. And short sleeves ( or I take my top off, briefly). I also get soaked doing handwash dishes even when I wear gloves.

[Anonymous]

I keep a washcloth on the countertop to wipe up the excesss water all around when I’m done. That, plus the wristbands, all help.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Are you my husband, ready to take instruction on sink usage after all these years of water chaos?

Lol, are we married to the same man? He can't do anything in the bathroom without getting the entire counter wet. Same with the kitchen. He also has this weird block about using a towel or sponge to dry up the excess water or wipe it into the sink-- he'll wipe it in with his hands which doesn't work at all, and then wipe his hands on his pants. There's a towel right there. I do not get it.

He doesn't get why it annoys me that I can't set anything down on the counter or lean against it without getting everything all wet.

[Anonymous]

Ok how do people emulsify the cleansing oil without using lots of water?

I am also a very slow rinser, but I am tired of wiping up the drops on the floor that drip off of my elbows.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are you a duck? 😂 just use slower, calmer actions. Also, these are awesome:

Women's Wrist Towels for Washing Face, Microfiber Spa Wash Towel Band, Absorbent Wristbands, prevent Water from Spilling Down Your Arms https://a.co/d/ckAotFZ

The product I didn't know I needed!
Water has been trickling down my arms my whe life and I hated it.

Its also great for washing dishes! Nothing worse than your sweatshirt/long sleeved shirt getting wet!

These things are ridiculous. Bend over the sink so your arms stay horizontal when you’re rinsing your face. And wear dishwashing gloves like an adult.

Dishwashing gloves, ok granny!

Enjoy your old lady hands.

[Anonymous]

I don’t like it because of sensory issues. Our sink water takes a very long time to get warm and I can’t stand a wet cold washcloth on my face. Also don’t like getting my clothes wet at all, so I also take off my top and bra. I used to use disposable wipes but can’t feel good about those anymore because they are not environmentally friendly.

[Anonymous]

I can’t believe I’m not alone with this complaint! I have the same issue. I’ve been washing in kitchen sink lately so there is more room for splashes !! I thought this was just me and it never seemed an issue before. …

[Anonymous]

QUACK! I’m with you OP. I love a big, foamy face wash but I get water EVERYWHERE no matter how careful I try to be. I use micellar water and these: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07YYW87Y7?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title
They come in black if you wear lots of makeup.

Now if anyone has any advice on how not to get water all over my kitchen when I wash the dishes….

[Anonymous]

I always thought that this was because I'm pretty short. With modern sinks/counters being so much taller, my arms are angled downward when I wash my face and that channels water down to my elbows or dripping off of my chin onto my shirt. I basically end up shirtless or in the shower to wash my face.

Now that I'm really thinking about this, maybe I need a step stool just to wash my face...

[Anonymous]

Me too and I am resigned to both wash my face and brush my teeth in the shower. I can’t handle cleaning the sink after and having soap and toothpaste all over me.