So we asked four dermatologists about the one thing theyd never do to their skin.
With all the scary stuff floating around online, this was, undoubtedly, a hard question to answer.
But nevertheless, they pulled through and some of their answers might surprise you.
Keep reading to see what they flag as no-nos in their personal beauty routines.
4 skin-care donts, according to dermatologists
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It also increases inflammation in the skin.
board-certified dermatologist in Northern California
That, in turn, increases redness and worsens conditions like acne and rosacea.
Itching and burning sensations and redness in the skin is not normal.
It is actually your skin crying out for help and relief.
Acne likes to grow in oil-rich environments.
Indoor tanning significantly increases your risk of melanoma.
Even occasional use can be deadly.
Exposure to indoor tanning before the age of 35 is associated with a 75 percent increased risk of melanoma.
Indoor tanning is dangerous, and it is not worth the risk.
If you want the look of tanned skin, use a self-tanner.
board-certified dermatologist in Northern California
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