Frequent haircuts cause the hair to grow faster, and makeup does not cause acne. Experts have refuted some of the most common myths in the field of cosmetology.
Hot water opens the pores on the skin. The idea that the pores of the skin can be opened using a steam mask is not new, but this practice does more harm than good. The pores of the skin it’s not a door that needs to be constantly open and close, they are very sensitive to temperature, and hot water will cause swelling of the skin, as suggested by beauticians. Best way to open pores is the removal of sebum, dirt and makeup.
Makeup causes acne. Some cosmetics are perfect to conceal any imperfections on the skin, but makeup has also gained an undeserved reputation as one of the factors that cause acne. However, this is based on nothing, because it all depends on how you use cosmetics and how often it is removed from the skin. If you do it rarely and incorrectly, makeup can actually cause acne.
After applying perfume on the wrists they need to RUB each other. To get the maximum effect of the perfume it really should be applied on the wrists, but RUB them from each other is not necessary, so it is inefficient. Moreover, it can ruin the delicate shades of expensive perfume and accelerate their evaporation.
If you completely shave the hair on the head, they will grow more dense. A very common misconception that is not supported by any facts. Indeed, the shift to thin hair appear more dense at first, but it only sprouted from the follicle roots that will sprout, so that the hair will once again be thin. To change the size of the hair follicle it is impossible, how would you briefly nor cut his hair.
Frequent cutting the hair causes their frequent growth. There is no connection between the speed with which you cut your hair, and even how fast they grow. Rather, everything is exactly the opposite. If you have too hair that you cut, if they grow slowly, respectively, slowly cut. More frequent mowing will not help hair grow faster because all the growth is controlled by skin that requires nutrients, not haircuts. (READ MORE)