The beauty market is flooded with a plethora of cosmetics. Here are some precautions that you should exercise while using cosmetics.
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- Stop using any product that causes an allergic reaction.
- Keep make-up containers tightly closed when not in use.
- Keep pressurized containers and aerosols away from heat, fire.
- Keep make-up away from sunlight to prevent destruction of the preservatives.
- Follow use-instructions on the product label.
- Do not exceed recommended applications.
- Don’t use eye cosmetics on infants and children
- Don’t use eye cosmetics in case you are suffering from eye infection such as conjunctivitis(pink eye).
- Throw away any make-up you were using when you first discovered the infection.
- Never experiment with the product by adding any liquid to bring back its original consistency unless it is written in the instructions. Adding other liquids could introduce germs that can easily grow out of control.
- Discard the product if you find change in color or odor. This might be due to degradation of preservatives over time, which may not be able to fight bacteria.
- Do not apply make-up while driving. Not only does this make for dangerous driving, but hitting a bump in the road and scratching your eyeball can cause bacteria to contaminate the cut and could result in serious injury, including blindness.
- Never share make-up. Try to use disposable applicator.
- Never use aerosol hairsprays near the heat or while smoking because they can ignite. Hairsprays and powders may cause lung damage if inhaled
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make sure to cleanse, tone and moisturize. Use a foundation sponge, or brush and never use more than need. dont rub but dab it on to even it out. If that doesnt work, i would try a tinted moisturizer
ReplyDeleteI would love to learn how to get a nice “natural” look that will even out my skin tone and not make me look like I am wearing three pounds of make-up. I’v always wanted to have nice multi-shade eye make-up but feel like I look a little weird when I try to do it.
ReplyDeleteNever share eye makeup - Because everyone’s skin bacteria is different, sharing cosmetics is a sure fire way to cause cross contamination which leads to eye infections.
ReplyDeleteCareful - Eye makeup removers are designed to be used near and around the eye. Makeup removers can cause dryness, itching, and swelling if they get into your eyes so apply with ease and slowly to avoid any from entering the eye
ReplyDeleteFor removing eye makeup, always use cold cream or petroleum jelly. It is very cheap and gives the best results.
ReplyDeleteAvoid dark colors on the lid, they make the eyes recede.
ReplyDeleteDo: Wash your makeup off completely every night. It can lead to clogged pores, pimples, and even skin infections.
ReplyDeleteJojoba oil has been great for me! It also really helps moisturize my skin before putting on mineral makeup so I don’t look all
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