Alcohols
Alcohols Unfortunately, not all alcohols are created equal. Unfortunately, such harmful alcohols as methanol, isopropyl alcohol, propanol, benzyl alcohol and sd (liquor denat.) are some examples. They can be very drying to your skin as they penetrate its barrier layer – by dismantling this protective shield they remove any barrier against skin breakouts while leaving you oil free for longer. While alcohol might feel great because they keep oil at bay temporarily while keeping irritation under control – by damaging its defense mechanisms they will eventually remove protection that keeps skin disease at bay! Ultimately destroying this layer protects from damage caused by alcohols that annihilate these substances long-term. Although light and oil freeing effect of their impact results in increased skin breakout causing microorganisms as well as increasing skin break outs leading to skin break outs & worsened inflammation which in turn causes further skin break outs & aggravation!
PEG
PEG (polyethylene glycols) compounds are widely used in beauty care products as thickeners and conditioners, acting as assimilation enhancers that enable both good and harmful ingredients to reach deeper layers of the skin faster. When used on broken or injured skin, however, PEGs can lead to further irritation as well as system toxicity; additionally they reduce moisture levels in skin layers which speeds aging processes.
Conclusion
It is up to you alone to decide whether or not to utilize products with synthetic substances. While they can protect products from bacteria and help different ingredients perform, certain synthetics can irritate and harm your skin and wellbeing. Always read labels and choose items with natural ingredients tailored specifically for your skin type, since everyone’s skin types and sensitivities differ. Be smart; make wise choices!
