Every woman would have a different ritual in maintaining and caring for her beauty. In addition to reading from various sources, sometimes 'heritage' of the family or relatives is still frequently practiced.Because every woman has an skin and hair types of different, successful treatment for some people will not necessarily bring the same success for others. Therefore, before dabbling tip from someone else, it helps us learn the true facts.
Myth: toothpaste to remove acne
Fact: Most toothpaste contains menthol which is to reduce inflammation resulting in acne, so the inflammation is more rapid improvement. However, it is only just help, not eliminate. Acne still need to be treated specifically with acne medication.
Myth: The face should wear greasy oil remover product
Fact: This type of oily skin sometimes feels very disturbing and makes so insecure. Oily skin can’t be turned into normal. But you can reduce the excess oil on skin.
But that does not mean you immediately rush to apply various kinds of oil products to ease removal. Precisely by doing so excessive, then the skin will be more stimulated to produce oil. Not better, just more added oily skin.
The solution, choose cosmetics that use basic ingredients and lotions containing alcohol, because both are dissolved in fat. Using products that are formulated for normal skin is also a wise choice, because usually this type of product for your skin contain oil and water content are in balance.
Myth: Cold water is good for large pores
Fact: When you wash your face with cold water, automatic pores will shrink. Likewise, when we wash your face with warm water, then the pores will be slightly widened. However, it would only take place at that moment.
And, although done as much as anything, the effect will not last. Perform facial treatments such as cleaning the face regularly and use a mask or a scrub to help remove dead skin cells so that the face becomes soft and bright.
Myth: Replace-changing products for skin not immune
Fact: If used in the period constant, sometimes a product becomes diminished his usefulness, because our bodies naturally neutralize the material. However, if you are already fit on a single product and as long as both properties, it is not necessary to replace it with another product.
If it's bored, maybe you can change the flavor or other types of the same product range. If too often replace a variety of products in a short time, you worry about wearing the wrong products which may not match the type of skin, causing irritation. If you have a match but the products you use properties began to decrease, may 'break' to use the product, and to temporarily switch to a similar product and come back again after a certain period of time.
Myth: Eating nuts and chocolate cause acne
Fact: Acne usually occurs due to hormonal changes, diet and rest are not regular, pollution, irritation, and also the use of cosmetics is wrong. Sometimes there is the impression that if you constantly eat nuts or chocolate in excess amount will give rise to one or two of acne. This is not true. Perhaps we unknowingly cause is irregular eating pattern, which is usually accompanied by stress.
Myth: Sleep 8 hours or more a day good for facial skin
Fact: The period of rest for each person is different. There is sufficient if only sleep 6 hours, but there is also need time to more than 8 hours to feel refreshed. In fact, in certain cases, there are enough sleep only 4 hours. Sleep itself is required not only for facial skin, but to the whole body metabolism. In this case that must be underlined is enough to make us sleep enough rest, so that when we wake up in a fresh condition, not much time sleeping.
Myth: orange juice to disguise the black stain on the face
Fact: Many skin care products, especially in the form of scrub or peeling using fruit juice products in the womb. Acid content in some types of fruit does help shed dead skin cells, so the skin becomes bright. This applies to black spot located on the surface of the skin. To stain inside the skin, usually need more intensive care.
Juice acid content in skin care products are usually already raised the level of acidity. Therefore, orange juice alone is not effective enough to remove stains, and only a refreshing course.
Myth: 'Rest' face care on weekends
Fact: Even though you prefer the weekend resting at home rather than go outside, it does not mean your skin care products are also 'break'. Because such products as the protection of nature and nurture, so that should still be used as usual.
Myth: Menstrual blood can make a smooth face
Fact: The placenta contains a lot of hormones that can affect skin metabolism. In the world of beauty is often used placenta derived from animals in their products. However, menstrual blood itself does not contain anything related to skin care.
Myth: stale tea helps eliminate eye bags
Fact: eye bags caused by fatty deposits that 'trapped' in the tissue surface of the skin. This can be removed with minor surgery called blefaroplasti. Tea leaves contain antioxidants and astringents are tightening for the time being only, and not be able to eliminate the fat. Therefore, the effect will only give the feeling fresh.
Myth: Hair not washed every day either
Fact: If you have a lot of outdoor activities or frequent exercise, then automatically you will be faster hair dirty and need washing more often, than those whose activities less. In some cases, if the hair is too dirty, then wash it twice a day is also not a problem.
Now a lot of shampoo specifically formulated for use every day, so you can get rid of the worry of the impact on hair health. Because, in fact healthy hair begins with the scalp is always clean.
Myth: Oily hair does not need conditioner
Fact: The level of oil found on the scalp only 'oiling' of about 1 / 3 part of the hair shaft starting from its base. So actually, it is oily scalp us. Hair does not produce oil itself, and therefore conditioner also needed to help moisturize the hair and prevent hair tip branching, especially for those who have long hair. So, after using shampoo, you are still required to wear hair conditioner, especially at about 2 / 3 section of hair until the end.
