According to dermatologists, there absolutely is a correct water temperature for washing your face:
and lukewarm water won’t cause irritation during this process. Instead, it will leave your skin ready for the next stage of your skincare routine. Splashing some cold water on afterwards will help with puffiness and leave you and your skin feeling more awake and refreshed. There really is no reason to be using super-hot water on the skin at all.”
Some mornings, especially those graced by the hell of hayfever or a severe lack of sleep, require a cold splash of something. The key thing to remember is that cold water shouldn’t be used as a cleansing step, but instead to reduce puffiness and soothe irritation.explains why: “If you’re looking to reduce swelling and puffiness when you wake up, cold water works well. It constricts blood vessels in the face, which reduces blood flow, reduces swelling and can calm irritation.
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