10 Things to Avoid When Wearing Makeup

Heavy Foundations

Heavy or thick foundations can clog pores and lead to breakouts, especially on sensitive or acne-prone skin.

Non-Comedogenic Products

Using products that are not labeled "non-comedogenic" may result in clogged pores and increased risk of acne.

Old Makeup Products

Expired makeup can harbor bacteria and cause skin irritations, infections, or allergic reactions.

Sharing Makeup Tools

Sharing brushes, sponges, or other makeup tools can transfer bacteria and oils, increasing the risk of skin infections and breakouts.

Harsh Ingredients

Makeup products containing alcohol, fragrances, or strong preservatives can irritate the skin, especially for those with sensitive skin conditions.

Applying Makeup on Dirty Skin

Not cleansing your face before applying makeup can trap dirt and oil under the product, leading to breakouts and skin irritation.

Using Glitter on Problem Areas

Applying glitter or shimmer on areas with acne or texture can draw attention to imperfections and exacerbate irritation.

Skipping Sunscreen

Neglecting to apply sunscreen under makeup exposes your skin to harmful UV rays, increasing the risk of skin damage and premature aging.

Ignoring Skin Type

 Using products that are not suited for your skin type (oily, dry, combination, etc.) can lead to imbalances and skin issues.

Rubbing or Scrubbing During Removal

Aggressively removing makeup can irritate the skin, lead to redness, and cause unnecessary friction, which may worsen skin conditions.