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5 tips to prevent breakouts and wrinkles from makeup

Expert tips to stop skin damage from make up.

By AbikaPublished about a year ago 3 min read
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5 tips to prevent breakouts and wrinkles from makeup
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Applying makeup is an art, but removing makeup takes skill and patience. If you do not remove makeup completely before going to bed leads to a lot of skin problems like premature aging and acne. therefore it is crucial that you carefully and thoroughly remove makeup before bed to minimize harm or damage to the skin. Skin damage from residual makeup has become a very big problem in the beauty world, many experts have written tips on how to carefully and thoroughly remove makeup.

5 ways properly remove makeup without causing further harm to skin the skin.

1. Be patient while removing your makeup

Patience is key when removing makeup. That’s why so many experts suggest applying your makeup removing cleanser or another makeup remover to your face and eyes first. Leave it to sit for a few minutes, allowing it to break down the makeup. This makes removing foundation, blush and mascara much easier. this way you avoid rubbing harshly or scrubbing the face which can cause harm

Experts also recommend you pay Special attention to the eyes especially if you wear Water resistant mascara.

2. Use the right cleansing product

The right cleansing agent makes a big difference. experts recommend using a cleanser that is specifically made to remove makeup. although physical removal with cotton pad and makeup removing solution is effective, it is not thorough. Most experts are now moving away from using wipes. Products that come highly recommended are miscellar water, cleansing oil or a cleansing balm.. No matter what kind of cleansing Agent used, it should be formulated to lift and remove residual makeup. In addition using cotton balls, cotton pads or a dump washcloth completely remove makeup.

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3. Be careful with your hairline

Makeup can get into little creases easily, one such place is the hairline. This part of the face always poses problem when appling and to removing makeup from is the hairline. It’s even worse in the middle of the night after a few drinks. Thoroughly removing makeup is the last thing on your mind at this time.

properly pulling the hair back before you wash your face is the essential first step. While wiping makeup away, take a few seconds to clean the hair line. Because if residual makeup stays in the hairline, you are at increased risk of breakout and acne.

4. Pay attention to your eyelids

Mascara and eye shadow are two of the most difficult types of makeup to remove. Scrubbing the skin around the eye, or scrubbing the skin in general is not advised. So experts suggest soaking the eyelids with your makeup removing agent a few minutes before wiping the makeup away. So wet your cotton pad with makeup remover, pat the eyelids, or just place the cotton pad on the eyes, and leave it for one minute. This gives the solution time to break down the mascara and eye shadow. What’better is you wouldn’t have to scrub, just wipe away.

Some experts suggest that using a waterproof mascara removing agent instead of a cleansing oil when you use waterproof mascara is even more efficient.

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5. The right follow-upmakes a difference

After completely removing your makeup, you have stripped away essential natural oils from the skin. Therefore, following with a moisturizer and serum is important to preserve your skin’s’s natural heath.

Experts suggest that using an appropriate moisturizer and applying serum to combat skin problems, like breakouts, acne, fine lines and wrinkles. Remember to apply your eye cream and lip balm during your skincare routine.

Let's sum it up.

Removing makeup is an important task whether it is 8:00 p.m. on a very easy day or 2:00 AM after a night out. Healthy skincare practices before bed will save your skin. Remember to use the right products in the specific order, paying attention to your hairline. And always follow up with your moisturizer and treatment serum to prevent damage to the skin.

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