"Daily makeup, I didn't realize it either"... Such mistakes damage the skin and eyes

While appearance is important, hygiene is also crucial... Things that are easy to overlook when applying makeup

Focusing only on the results of the makeup can easily lead to neglecting hygiene aspects.

 

Makeup covers facial flaws and highlights strengths to create an attractive appearance. However, focusing only on the final look can easily lead to neglecting hygiene. Since makeup is applied daily, it is even easier to make careless mistakes, as discussed in a report by the British daily Mirror.

 

Brush sharing

It is best not to share brushes used for makeup with others. Sharing can lead to bacterial infections caused by cross-contamination, which can irritate the skin and cause eye inflammation. Additionally, brushes and tools used for applying makeup should be washed every seven days to minimize the risk of bacterial growth.

 

Use of expired products

Expired cosmetics should not be used. Since cosmetics do not have a set expiration date like food, it is easy to judge by appearance, but it is difficult to determine whether they are still safe to use. Cosmetics past their expiration date lose their effectiveness and may cause skin irritation due to ingredient degradation.

Generally, most cosmetics can be used for 3 months to a year, but the shelf life can vary depending on how they are stored. First, carefully check the expiration date indicated on the product and keep in mind the storage duration.

 

Not washing hands

Washing your hands before applying makeup is also important. Otherwise, bacteria and harmful germs can spread.

 

Going to sleep without removing makeup

Sometimes, when you're very tired or have been drinking, you go to bed without removing your makeup, which can clog pores and lead to breakouts and blackheads. In particular, not removing eye makeup, including mascara, can cause residual makeup to enter the eyes, irritating them and increasing the risk of infection. No matter how tired you are, remember that removing your makeup is important for your skin and eye health.

Jihaemi Reporter (pcraemi@kormedi.com)

 

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Due to the unconscious actions taken while applying makeup

I didn't even realize my skin was damaged.

I was too lazy to remove my makeup, so I just washed it roughly.

Looking at the information, I find myself reflecting a lot.

Taking supplements that are good for the skin is also important.

The habit of not repeating such mistakes is important.

It seems like it.