Things to be avoided in skin care: Some things should be avoided on the face.
Care of skin: These days the internet abounds with different kinds of beauty hacks. Some ask to apply soap on the skin, some shampoo, some require sunscreen to be equal to two fingers, some advise not to use less than three fingers. Annual People Safe Instructions. But, using these beauty hacks or text blindly should be avoided. These beauty hacks can also cause excessive damage to the skin. Know which are the 5 things that should not be included in skin care and should not be applied on the face even by mistake.
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Many beauty hacks recommend applying visible soda (baking soda) to the face. Especially in home remedies related to acne and blackheads, it is said to use Chandni Santa. But, the level of the skin may deteriorate if there is confusion on the face. When the pH level deteriorates, breakouts start on the skin and skin related problems increase.
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Hair spray is used to set hair, but many people try to use it as a face spray. By doing so, the alcohol content and chemical in the hair spray can irritate the skin which can lead to rashes.
Toothpaste
Toothpaste is used to remove blackheads and is completely wrong. Toothpaste can increase infection and irritation on the face. This can cause red rashes on the skin and scar marks can be formed on the skin. In such a situation, it is wise to limit the use of toothpaste to the teeth only.
glue
You must have seen on social media that someone applies foundation properly to set eyebrows or uses glue to make a peeling mask. Glue is toxic and can cause scarring of skin follicles. This increases the risk of skin damage.
vinegar
Vinegar is acetic acid which should never be included in any skin care regimen. Avoid using vinegar in any home remedy. Vinegar (vinegar) can cause permanent damage to the skin.
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