Skincare: the myths we repeat and what's actually true
Toothpaste on a spot? Cold that 'shrinks pores'? Let's calmly sort fact from fiction.
Beauty hacks spread fast, especially online, and many are just recycled misconceptions. Taking a step back keeps you from mistreating your skin in the name of a viral recipe.
Two ideas to put away
'Tight skin means clean skin': false, it often means the cleanser is too harsh. 'Pores open and close': they have no muscle, they don't open like a door.
The right reflex
Before following a hack, ask where it comes from and whether it makes sense. When in doubt about your skin, a health professional stays the best source, far from fleeting trends.
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