10 Common Mistakes That Damage Your Skin
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<strong>10</strong> <strong>Common</strong> <strong>Mistakes</strong> <strong>That</strong> <strong>Damage</strong> <strong>Your</strong> <strong>Skin</strong><br />
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Sometimes, wrong skincare practices become a habit. The following are some frequent mistakes people get involved in. Carrying out<br />
any of them on a daily basis may cause a serious damage to your skin. Learn the right ways to care for your skin and avoid the wrong<br />
ones we all fall for.<br />
<strong>10</strong>. Sleeping With <strong>Your</strong> Make-up On<br />
It’s necessary to wash off your makeup before going to bed. If not, the makeup clogs your pores, makes them appear bigger and more<br />
apparent. Even when your collagen level decreases, the enlarged pores don’t easily shrink back to size. Besides because of the<br />
chemicals, leaving makeup on your face can certainly inflame your skin.<br />
9. Exfoliating Excessively<br />
Exfoliating two to three times a week is a nice way of taking care of your skin. However, over-doing it will certainly cause far more<br />
damage and aging. By removing the top layer of your skin, you’re removing the protective barrier causing exposure to sun rays and<br />
environmental toxins to your skin.<br />
8. Squeezing Pimples<br />
Popping your pimples is clearly an inappropriate way to get rid of them. When a dermatologist drains a pimple, he applies a downward<br />
pressure unlike most people who squeeze it from the sides. This method causes the infection to go deeper into your skin. The best<br />
way to take care of an annoying pimple is to wash your face with a clean washcloth and it will pop on its own when it’s ready.<br />
7. Never Changing <strong>Your</strong> Sheets and Pillowcases
Changing your sheets and pillowcases at least once a week is a critical matter when it comes to your health. Harmful elements such<br />
as dust mites and scalp oil can accumulate on your pillowcases and get caught up in your pores at night. Wash your sheets regularly<br />
with hot water to get rid of these allergy causing dust mites.<br />
6. Neglecting Regular Use of Sunscreen<br />
Applying sunscreen on your face and hands on a daily basis is necessary to protect your skin and avoid skin aging. Make sure to use<br />
a sunscreen that’s broad spectrum and has a SPF of 30 or higher to protect you against harmful exposure to UVA and UVB rays.<br />
5. Oily <strong>Skin</strong> Doesn’t Need Moisturizing<br />
A lot of people think that because they have oily skin, they should avoid using moisturizers. However, it’s rather important for an oily<br />
skin to get moisturized. Otherwise, the skin will liberate more oil to make up for dehydration causing breakouts and uneven skin. It’s<br />
crucial to moisturize your skin daily regardless of your skin type.<br />
4. Depriving <strong>Your</strong>self from Sleep<br />
Not getting enough sleep not only wears you out, it wears out your skin. It causes it to become dull and pale with dark patches that<br />
surround your eye. Make sure to get your beauty sleep every night for a healthy looking skin.<br />
3. Letting <strong>Your</strong> Hair Down Before Bed<br />
Before going to bed, pull your hair off your face with a hair tie and clip away any hair bangs. The oil and hair care products may cause<br />
perimeter and forehead breakouts.<br />
2. Bad Diet<br />
You are what you eat, literally. Make sure to add fresh veggies and fruits to your diet. Red cabbage, green lettuce, and many other<br />
colors are always good for your skin.<br />
1. Not Knowing <strong>Your</strong> <strong>Skin</strong> Products<br />
You should be aware of anything that you put on your skin. Prices have nothing to do with the quality of the product you’re going to<br />
apply on your skin. Make sure to read the label and the ingredients of the product you’re using before actually using it.
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