Contraindications and risks of using excess makeup

HEALTH

Using too much makeup can be harmful to the skin and cause problems such as dryness or acne.

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Makeup is an accessory that, for many people, is essential in their day to day life. Over the years, the makeup industry has evolved and has allowed it not to cause allergies or immediate damage.

However, excess makeup is still harmful to the skin, and then we want to tell you about the contraindications and risks of using excess makeup.

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What are the risks of wearing too much makeup?

To make makeup, it is necessary to use chemicals and these are the ones that are harmful, not only for your skin, but also for your health.

Although anti-allergic, protective and even vegan products have been designed, the truth is that excess makeup, day after day, can bring us serious problems.

These are the main risks and consequences of using excess makeup:

To take proper care of our skin, it is essential to reduce the use of makeup on a daily basis and cleanse the skin thoroughly before going to sleep. Remove all traces of makeup and toxins that may have accumulated on your skin throughout the day.

Habits to take care of the skin

In addition to avoiding wearing makeup on a daily basis, there are other healthy habits to show off a flawless complexion. They are as follows:​• Wash your skin twice a day: morning and night​• Apply moisturizing cream after washing it​• Exfoliate the skin once a week or once every 15 days​• Apply cleansing and moisturizing masks once a day week​• Drink 2 liters of water a day to hydrate the skin also from the inside

Now that you know the main contraindications and risks of using excess makeup, start taking care of the skin on your face so that it stays young and blemish-free for as long as possible. Do not hesitate to consult your doctor if you see that something is not working as it should on your skin.

Bibliography

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