Written By: Tania Tarafdar | Published : November 16, 2017 1:29 PM IST
There is so much we hear from beauty bloggers and experts every single day. But does that mean we have to try out every new beauty trend on the blog? Sometimes the beauty industry can also go horribly wrong. These are probably the biggest lies the beauty industry has told you according to beauty expert Nandini Agarwal from Marvie Ann Beck Academy.
You can use a face scrub every night
The exfoliants in a face scrub can be damaging to your skin if you use it too often. Just using a cleanser can be good enough to remove the cells from the surface of your skin. You can also remove make-up and oils from your skin with a cleanser.
You can sleep with mineral make-up
Just because it is natural and fragrance-free does not mean that you can sleep with it. While you will face fewer skin problems with mineral based make-up there can be nothing better than cleansing and moisturising your skin before sleep. You must follow these 7 night care beauty tips.
You can use coconut oil as a night cream
Many bloggers rant about coconut oil to remove make-up or use it as a night cream. But you can be left with dry, undernourished skin when you dump coconut oil on your face.
You can use foundation on your eyelids
Applying foundation or concealer on the eyelids to minimize the darkness can be a bad idea. The soft tissue and skin around your eyelids are sensitive and can be easily irritated so you need to be careful about what products you use on your eyes. Plus, concealers and foundations are creamy which means that instead of making your eye make-up stay put, they are quickly going to dissolve and melt the liners and shadows.
You can use a tinted moisturiser as a face cream
You can never use a tinted moisturizer as a daily face cream. Using a tinted noisturiser in the morning can get your face really dry. While a tinted moisturiser is hydrating and feels light, it can no way replace your daily skincare routine. Are you also making these mistakes in skincare and haircare?
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