Knowing What To Avoid
1 Never Use Dye Or Other Dangerous Chemical On Your Skin.
There have been some dangerous myths surrounding using dye, alkali and other household cleaning products on your skin to try to reduce its redness. While such substances might seem effective at first glance, their presence can do irreparable damage over time and aggravate your symptoms rather than help. Furthermore, any damaged skin looks worse over time so using these compounds would do just the opposite of what was intended – stay away!
2 Try Not To Get Tied Up With Bogus Beauty Standards.
No matter your skin tone is beautiful just the way it is. While lemon juice and other safe solutions can help improve it slightly, don’t attempt to change its natural state drastically. Instead, embrace yourself for being who you are: if you were born with brown skin tone, embrace that as part of who you are; don’t allow anyone or anything to tell you otherwise!
- Many women around the world strive to conform to beauty ideals that prize fair complexion over darker skin tones. Others take drastic steps, paying for tanning beds or risking skin malignant growth just to achieve darker tones; something which should not bode well.
- At the core of it all lies beauty: maintaining healthy skin. Your largest organ deserves your full care: eating well, staying hydrated and exfoliating regularly are all essential for looking youthful and radiant skin.
