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22 Secrets the Beauty Industry Doesn't Want You to Know
There are a lot of things we don't know
about beauty monopolies. They have many secrets that we have no idea about.
Almost everyone uses beauty products almost daily, but there are some secret
things they never want you to know. We spend a lot of money on these types of
products, and according to a survey, the average woman spends $ 15,000 on
beauty products in her lifetime. That is a lot of money to spend nothing else
on your face. So what are those top secrets that beauty monopolies don't want
you to know?
Secrets
beauty monopolies don't want you to know
1.
Cellulite creams don't work
You may have cellulite creams that promise
to reduce the lumpy appearance on your legs, thighs, or other parts of your
body, but it is not the case. It will hurt, but buying a lotion that promises
to get rid of cellulite from your body forever is a waste of money. Many women
have cellulite, and if these creams really work, the percentage of women with
cellulite would be much lower, but it is not and 70% of women have cellulite,
let's say it is a natural part of the woman's body, what if While certain
dietary, beauty and exercise routines may be holistically diminished, it will
never go away entirely.
2.
Sunscreen is important
A secret of the beauty monopolies is that
"anti-aging" gels, creams and products cannot reverse the effects and
signs of aging. The only thing that has been shown to protect your skin from
premature aging is sunscreen. Prevention is the number one key to aging.
Sunscreen is very important and must be applied more than once during the day.
Look for those that are not toxic to your skin.
3.
You are losing money on luxury brands
The difference between luxury brands and
their drugstore counterparts is mostly the packaging. Beauty companies often
use the same product and just wrap it differently to make it look more
expensive for fancy stores (like using glass packaging) or less expensive for
pharmacies (like using plastic).
4.
Most Age Defying Products Don't Work
Most of the products designed to help
erase the signs of aging are the marketing hype. Studies show that if the
products do not contain a derivative of vitamin A, such as retinol or
retinaldehyde, and also L-ascorbic acid, they will not work.
5.
The terms "non-comedogenic" and "hypoallergenic" are false.
They generally mean absolutely nothing in
terms of product features and are not scientifically applied. There are no
government guidelines for testing these products and the words are cleverly
concocted or misapplied by the marketing industry to make a product appear to
be "cleaner."
6.
Your products may not be safe
What you can't know is that your
governments don't review the safety of cosmetics before they go to market. The
work is left to the individual companies and unfortunately they are doing a poor
job. In the United States alone, fewer than a dozen chemicals have been banned
compared to Europe, which has banned more than 1,100.
7.
Organic is not equal to safe
Federal standards exist only for organic
products made from agricultural products, not chemicals. Many organic products
still contain ingredients that can be harmful to your skin and body.
8.
Sprays are good for you
They contain harmful fumes that reach your
lungs, head, and bloodstream. It is best to spray the product on your hands first
and then apply if you choose to use such a product.
9.
Your lipstick may contain lead
In 2012, the FDA found that 400 shades of
lipstick had traces of lead. Although it is not clear how these amounts of the
toxic metal can affect your health, it is probably best to avoid any product
that contains it.
10.
You must spend your money on good brushes
Even the best makeup will look bad with
low-quality brushes that are sold in abundance in beauty supermarkets. Invest
in the best you can afford so that your makeup remains even and can be applied
correctly.
11.
The word "fragrance" can mean "chemical storm"
Cosmetics companies are allowed to use the
word fragrance instead of the exact chemical list in the product. The Safe
Cosmetics campaign found an average of 14 chemicals in 17 brand-name fragrance
products.
12.
Fragrance-free is not the same as fragrance-free
Even unscented products are allowed to
contain "masked" fragrances designed to hide the odors of certain
chemicals. Fragrances are considered top allergens that can also contain
hormone disruptors. If you check the ingredients, see if the word
"fragrance" is listed.
13.
Your products may contain carcinogens
Two out of five beauty products contain
formaldehyde, a known carcinogen. It is not understood exactly how formaldehyde
can harm you, but you can avoid exposure to this horrible chemical by
eliminating products that contain the following from their ingredient lists:
DMDM hydantoin, imidazolidinyl urea, diazolidinyl urea, sodium
hydroxymethylglycinate, or bronopol.
14.
You don't have to throw away your semi-empty mascara
As long as your mascara hasn't expired
(they last for three months), you can rescue it from an early death. If it's
drying out, you can extend your mascara for about a week by adding a couple
drops of saline solution to the tube. Beauty monopolies will never tell you
that you can extend its use for another month through this tip, that translates
into lost money for them.
15.
Foundation can make you look older
Don't camouflage your flaws with
foundation. It can accentuate wrinkles and make you look older. To create the
illusion of younger looking skin, it is best to use concealer.
16.
You don't need creams and serums to remove redness
Choose a concealer with a little green in
it and you will notice that your pink color disappears. As a bonus, a
gold-toned concealer can also make you look younger. Not so many beauty
products are necessary for this purpose.
17.
You don't need "glitter for the eyes" creams
The trick to making your eyes appear fresh
and awake is to line the upper edges of the eyes, (under the lashes) with a
light colored eyeliner. A white or beige will create the illusion of larger
eyeballs, thus making your eyes appear more awake.
18.
Beauty monopolies test animals
Animals are still used to evaluate the
safety of cosmetics and personal care products - like lipstick, mascara,
shampoo, and colognes. An estimated 500,000 mice, guinea pigs, rats and rabbits
suffer and die in these tests each year around the world. Every ingredient in a
cosmetic or personal care product that needs to be tested can be run through
numerous and cruel tests. Pain relief is rarely provided and the animals used
are always killed at the end of each test.
19.
You don't need a huge palette of shadows designed for each eye color
If you have blue or green eyes, use a
shade that has shades of brown, copper, bronze, plum, or terra cotta. It is
best to highlight brown eyes with blues, purples and greens. Wild colors are
fun from time to time, but for a simple look, it's the easiest to stick with
the colors that complement you the best.
20.
Using an astringent can make your face even oilier
When natural oils are stripped from your
face, you signal your body to make even more oil, so avoid the dry treatments
of most alcohol-based astringents. A better option would be to use an
alcohol-free toner to help counteract dryness and maintain a proper pH.
21.
Dust can make you look older
If you're middle-aged or older, it's
usually best to skip the powder. It can get into your wrinkles and make you
look older.
22.
No need for fancy and expensive foot creams
The best way to soften your feet is to mix
some homemade natural Vaseline into your body lotion every day, apply liberally
to your feet before bed, and put on your socks.
Oxygen is very much necessary for one being to survive. The human
body needs constant oxygen amounts in its blood for suitable functioning.
However, low oxygen levels (or hypoxemia) can occur thanks to
several conditions including lung disease, asthma and iron-deficiency anemia.
Anxiety, disorientation, headaches, shortness of breath, bluish skin and high
blood pressure are the common hypoxemia symptoms. Apart from blood transfusion,
oxygen therapy and exercise and certain foods can help increase oxygen levels
in your blood naturally.
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