How to understand the fineness and friction of the cream film in the three-layer cream facial tissue?

The foundation of the three-layer cream facial tissue lies in its fine fiber processing technology. During the production process, manufacturers first select high-quality fiber raw materials, which are usually derived from sustainably managed forests to ensure the environmental attributes of the product. Subsequently, these fibers undergo multiple fine processing steps, including screening, bleaching, and refinement, to remove impurities and improve the uniformity and softness of the fibers.

It is particularly important that during the fiber refinement process, manufacturers use advanced mechanical and chemical treatment technologies to make the fibers reach micron-level fineness. This fineness not only improves the touch of the paper, but also enhances the bonding force between the fibers, making the paper stronger and more durable. In addition, the fine fiber treatment also helps the uniform penetration of the cream, laying the foundation for the formation of a fine cream film.

Based on the fiber treatment, the three-layer cream facial tissue adopts a unique cream penetration technology. This technology involves the careful design of the cream formula and the optimization of the penetration process. Cream formulas usually contain a variety of moisturizing ingredients, such as glycerin, hyaluronic acid, and natural oils, which can quickly penetrate into the surface of the skin and provide a long-lasting moisturizing effect.

In terms of penetration technology, manufacturers use methods such as high-pressure spraying or dipping to evenly apply the cream on the surface of the paper. By precisely controlling the amount of cream applied and the penetration depth, manufacturers ensure that the cream can fully penetrate into the paper fibers and tightly combine with the fibers to form a delicate cream film. This film not only improves the softness and glossiness of the paper, but also gives the paper unique skin care effects.

The delicate cream film formed by fine fiber processing and cream penetration technology plays a vital role in three-layer cream facial tissues. This film significantly improves the softness of the paper. Because the cream contains a variety of moisturizing ingredients, these ingredients can moisturize the paper fibers, reduce friction and wear between fibers, and make the paper feel more delicate and soft. In addition, the penetration of the cream also enhances the bonding force between fibers, making the paper stronger and less prone to damage.

The delicate cream film increases the friction between the paper and the skin. This increase in friction does not mean an increase in discomfort during wiping, on the contrary, it makes wiping easier and more comfortable. Due to the fineness and wetness of the cream film, the paper can reduce direct friction with the skin surface when wiping the skin, thereby reducing the risk of skin damage. The moisturizing ingredients in the cream can also quickly penetrate into the surface of the skin, providing instant moisturizing and soothing effects to the skin.

The delicate cream film of the three-layer cream facial tissue not only improves the physical properties of the paper, but also brings users an excellent user experience. During the wiping process, users can feel the softness and wetness of the paper, which makes wiping easier and more pleasant. The skin care effect of the cream can also provide the skin with lasting moisturizing and soothing effects, reducing the tightness and discomfort after wiping.

Due to the fineness and uniformity of the cream film, the three-layer cream facial tissue is not easy to produce paper scraps or residues during the wiping process, thus ensuring the cleanliness and hygiene of the wiping. This is especially important for users with sensitive skin or those who need to wipe frequently.