How Long Time To Use Makeup Safe So It Doesn't Damage Your Face?

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JAKARTA - Wearing makeup or makeup can make you confident and look elegant. In addition, it makes you look charming and perfect. But makeup should not be used during sleep, because this can damage your face. Not only that, it turns out that the long use of makeup can also have a bad effect on the pores of the skin. This can cause problems with clogged pores and acne.

Wearing hours of makeup prevents your skin from breathing. The skin usually releases cells and repairs itself during sleep which is a biological process. So, if you interfere with this process it can cause long-term skin problems.

Launching information from the Times of India, Tuesday, January 7, the use of makeup should last about 8 to 12 hours a day, nothing more than that. When you use a powder and Concealer, make sure to remove it as soon as you get home, so that before bed your skin has time to breathe. And once you fall asleep, the skin can start the rejuvenation process.

However, if you use thick makeup, such as for big events, then you need to remove makeup in less than 6 to 8 hours. Using a lot of makeup can make the skin feel tight, increase the risk of irritation, and can also cause problems with allergic reactions, with the appearance of acne and dull skin.

In addition, occasionally stop using makeup and let the skin improve itself. Removing makeup from the skin's surface can clean pores and overcoming acne problems related to makeup. It is better to follow a healthy skin care routine and obey carefully to restore the health of your facial skin. Without glamorous makeup will reduce the appearance of comodes, acne, dry skin, and will not clog your pores.

Many leading cosmetic brands usually include product usage times on labels. The cosmetics company performs testing and records environmental conditions, temperature, physical activity, and ideal skin preparation, as well as recording limited hours of the product must be on the skin. This claim may be different in the real world and relies on a person's texture and skin type.