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Where to start?
Makeup is a commonly used item for many people and a huge "No No" for some because "It is not good for your skin.", but is it really 'Bad' for your skin? As you probably anticipated, the answer is not uniform, it varies depending on the individual's skin type, and the products they use.
With an immense selection of cosmetic products at our disposal, the majority of women don’t even know where to get started with makeup. Should you go with Non-Fragrant? Hypoallergenic? Paraben free? Non-comedogenic? Organic? Well, Let's dig a little deeper into some of these to find out what this all means, and if they're any better.
Hypoallergenic Makeup - Aah hypoallergenic, don't you just love that word? 'Hypoallergenic' is a notorious term in the cosmetics industry, these such products are curated for people who have very sensitive skin and is said to cause significantly less allergic reactions and hypoallergenic makeup is just that! If you are like me and you suffer from hyper-sensitive skin and cannot use regular makeup, then you should definitely try this alternative for a more gentle experience
Top 2 recommended hypoallergenic mascaras. (These are all highly rated products that I have tested myself and fully recommend!)
1. Ere Perez - Organic Almond Oil Mascara
2. Neutrogena Healthy Lengths Mascara.
Non-Comedogenic - Non-comedogenic makeup is created from ingredients that will not clog your pores which would give you acne or make your acne much worse. This type of makeup is very popular and is highly recommended if have acne and need a quick cover-up without risk of ending up making it worse or if you have acne-prone skin.
Top 2 recommended non-comedogenic foundations. (These are all highly rated products that I have tested myself and fully recommend!)
1. Almay Truly Lasting Color Liquid Makeup, Naked
2. L'Oréal Paris True Match Super-Blendable
Organic Makeup - 100% organic makeup contains NO synthetic preservatives or fragrances, synthetic colors, parabens or harsh chemicals and as the name suggests, should be GMO (Genetically modified organism) free and is made from organic materials i.e, plants, vitamins, plant extracts, oils, and minerals. Organic makeup goes through a strict certification process and is prohibited to be tested on animals.
Hypoallergenic Makeup - Aah hypoallergenic, don't you just love that word? 'Hypoallergenic' is a notorious term in the cosmetics industry, these such products are curated for people who have very sensitive skin and is said to cause significantly less allergic reactions and hypoallergenic makeup is just that! If you are like me and you suffer from hyper-sensitive skin and cannot use regular makeup, then you should definitely try this alternative for a more gentle experience
Top 2 recommended hypoallergenic mascaras. (These are all highly rated products that I have tested myself and fully recommend!)
1. Ere Perez - Organic Almond Oil Mascara
2. Neutrogena Healthy Lengths Mascara.
Non-Comedogenic - Non-comedogenic makeup is created from ingredients that will not clog your pores which would give you acne or make your acne much worse. This type of makeup is very popular and is highly recommended if have acne and need a quick cover-up without risk of ending up making it worse or if you have acne-prone skin.
Top 2 recommended non-comedogenic foundations. (These are all highly rated products that I have tested myself and fully recommend!)
1. Almay Truly Lasting Color Liquid Makeup, Naked
2. L'Oréal Paris True Match Super-Blendable
Organic Makeup - 100% organic makeup contains NO synthetic preservatives or fragrances, synthetic colors, parabens or harsh chemicals and as the name suggests, should be GMO (Genetically modified organism) free and is made from organic materials i.e, plants, vitamins, plant extracts, oils, and minerals. Organic makeup goes through a strict certification process and is prohibited to be tested on animals.
What does makeup do to our skin?
While in most cases makeup is harmless, certain products may cause problems for some individuals. It’s very important to use makeup and cosmetics that are suitable for your skin type or skin condition.
Good Laws to follow
Good Laws to follow
A good guideline when using makeup is 'less is more'. The biggest challenge in doing makeup is trying to cover up problem areas that can then be affected worse by the makeup. Your best bet is to Look for a makeup that is non-comedogenic. Also important not to forget sunscreen even while wearing makeup. Make sure that you use a good moisturizer and a mild cleanser in when removing makeup. Don't forget apply the moisturizer after removing your makeup.
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