5 skin care trends you should never use
Dermatologists named 5 harmful trends in skin care (photo: Freepik)
On social media, you can come across harmful viral skincare trends. Dermatologists have named ways that should be strictly avoided, reports Real simple.
Cleaning with makeup wipes
Makeup wipes are great for removing makeup from the face. But they are not a substitute for a facial cleanser.
Dermatologist Christine Hahn said that frequent use can cause skin irritation or break down its natural barrier due to harsh ingredients and friction.
Do not scrub and wipe vigorously and use a mild cleanser instead.
Applying castor oil to eyelashes
Ricinseed oil is extremely moisturizing and can be useful in small amounts to help improve the skin barrier. However, rubbing it on your eyes and eyelashes can cause problems if it gets into your eyes.
Excessive use of this oil can cause infection and barley formation. In addition, it does not cause longer hair growth by itself, but it can strengthen it and reduce breakage.
Wiping off micellar water
Micellar water is undoubtedly one of the best inventions of cosmetics.
If you want to remove it from your skin, washing it with warm water or using a mild detergent will ensure that there is no residue.
Antibacterial cleaner
Antibacterial cleaners are supposed to kill germs. However, such products can disrupt your microbiome if used excessively.
Applying rapeseed oil to the skin
On the Internet, you can find a lot of information about the beneficial effects of rapeseed oil on the skin.
Applying oil to the skin can lead to clogged pores and acne. In addition, there are no scientifically proven benefits of skincare oils such as jojoba.
Also, read how to make your skin perfect without using cosmetics.
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