You remember how the waterpik floss attachment head had a little warning to never use past intensity setting ‘1’ taped around it that the other attachments didn’t?
Your face pores would have even less protection as the entries aren’t curved like where the teeth and gum line meet.
Hydraulic pressure injuries are not a fun way for physics and biology to interact, even when it’s just water.
Imagine how clean your pores would feel. Makes me want to try a waterpick on my face.
Don’t.
You remember how the waterpik floss attachment head had a little warning to never use past intensity setting ‘1’ taped around it that the other attachments didn’t?
Your face pores would have even less protection as the entries aren’t curved like where the teeth and gum line meet.
Hydraulic pressure injuries are not a fun way for physics and biology to interact, even when it’s just water.
Hydraulic injection injuries right in the soft tissues of your face, just what the doctor ordered