Is it bad to position on makeup each day? Medicine has some thing to say.

Many women of all ages apply makeup daily and inevitably at some point ask themselves the question: is it bad to apply makeup every day? The answer science gives us is yes. computersmarketing

There is no perfect make-up.

All cosmetics close the pores. Regardless of what they tell you in advertising, they all more or less clog the skin and ultimately cause acne. answerhop

According to dermatologist García Hidalgo of the Mexican Foundation for Dermatology, irritations and skin problems that are causing more consultation are related to the use of makeup. Specifically and in order of frequency of occurrence of secondary acne and dermatitis. And among teenage girls, the sum of glute hormones plus makeup (usually as high as hormones) is the most direct route to acne.

I remember the case of TV presenter Consuelo Berlanga, who was forced to retire from television in the 1990s due to an allergic reaction caused by her daily makeup. hollyhealthfitness

Wow, for many this is a chore, is there a solution?

Currently, yes. webtechgalaxy

Moisturize before applying makeup.

Skin is more likely to suffer from makeup if it is excessively dry or irritated for any reason, so a good moisturizer is the first step to reducing your risk. healthbeautystudio

Another step is to opt for non-comedogenic makeup, that is, its ingredients do not contribute to the appearance of comedones (acne, for friends).

Laura Mercier, Bare Escentuals, Clinique and Lancome stand out among them. Obviously I didn't use a dime and I don't take a dime out of it, just telling you.

Which ones can produce comedones? Well, instead of talking about brands, I am putting a list of ingredients that cause acne, and so when you go to the store take a look at the list. The more ingredients on the list, the worse. healthbeautystudio

There goes.

The most delicate point, no matter what you might think, is not the issue of pimples appearing when you least need them. The eyes are the worst.

According to the Varilux Institute, "Regular use of makeup can have long-term effects on the eyes, especially on the more sensitive eyes." A few tips on this matter.

Be very careful when cleaning: make sure that the cosmetics you use and the brushes are always clean. This fun mug you hold your brushes in is a five star bacteria hotel. Always wash your hands before applying makeup and close containers tightly when you are finished applying them.

Don't loan your makeup. Are. If you share the infection, you will not become best friends.

Try not to apply the mask to the inside of your lashes.

In short, you will read in many places that makeup takes care of your skin. I understand the cosmetics industry is strong.

I've also seen a lot of advertisements that they have sun protection, which is fine, but it's even better if you put it on before makeup.

And, of course, EVERY NIGHT sleep without makeup. If you are as tired as you are. Do yourself a favor.

In short, it would be ideal to give your skin a rest from time to time, for example one week out of five or in a 3: 2: 1: 1 cycle, that is, I put on makeup for 3 days, 2 no, 1 yes, 1 no and start over.