Sunday 15 February 2015

Addressing common skin care issues

Do you believe that the pimples or acnes popping up on your face are going to gradually reduce with age? Or do you happen to live with the perception that it is perfectly fine to walk out without any sort of sunscreen protection on a cloudy day? Then you probably belong to the category of millions of people who have been bitten by scores of myths related to skin care and skin care products. With hundreds of brands offering Australian skin care products and myriad of information available through different sources, many people often find themselves being bombarded with heaps of information from all sides.

And it is this flood of information that often makes it quite difficult for many to distinguish between the facts and myths. This post is therefore an attempt to address some of the myths and misconceptions that people have wrongly been treating as facts for quite some time now, and treating them as facts or truths. The reason why it is important to address this issue is because not only will it help people follow the right skin care routine and purchase the right skin care products, but also help the future generations as well as the right set of information will be passed on by the older generation to the younger ones.

So do people reduce with time? The answer is no. And it is because of the simple reason that acnes or pimples have got nothing to do with age. Many people believe that acnes have got to do with hormonal changes, which occur in teen years of a person’s life. Although it is true that hormonal changes can cause acnes, but not every person outgrows it with time or age. On the contrary, you can reduce them by making some important changes in your skin care routine and lifestyle. Use the right Australian skin care products and eat healthy food instead of the junk ones, if you want to get rid of these unsightly pop-ups.

Do you need to wear a sunscreen even on a cloudy day? Yes, of course. Why? Because a cloud cover, no matter how thick it, cannot stop the harmful UV rays from reaching the earth’s surface. Its intensity will remain the same. So make it a habit to wear an SPF every single time you step out of the house. Otherwise, you might have to face the consequences.

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