Beauty Myths Debunked

Beauty MYTHS DEBUNKED Sleep deprivation causes dark undereye circles Shaving makes hair grow back thicker Dark undereye circles are the result of a concentration of veins beneath the very thin skin in that area and they're determined by genetics and wón't change with more or Tess sleep. Only Dry Skin Types Can Use Moisturizer Shaving has absolutely no effect on hair growth or thickness. What you are more likely to be experiencing when you feel that familiar prickle as the Kair begins to grow back, is the thicker part of the hair shaft. Depriving skin of moisture can actually make oily skin oilier as it forces your skin to work overtime, producing extra oil to nourish skin. Greasy Food and Chocolate Cause Breakouts Pluck A Grey Hair and More Will Appear The truth is that sushi and shellfish are the only foods that may exacerbate acne, because of their high iodine content Drinking lots of Water Hydrates the Skin The moisture level in your skin is affected by environment (low humidity or harsh winds) and age (oil production slows over time), but not by how many trips you make to the watercooler. It's physically impossible to increase the number of follicles you have on your head as a result of plucking out a hair. Brushing Your Hair 100 Strokes a Day Makes it Glossy You Can Shrinkyour Pores. One hundred strokes is too much and you'll do more damage than good. However, light brushing removes impurities and stimulates blood flow to the scalp, which nourishes hair follicles and keeps them healthy." It's actually impossible to change the size of pores, but you can make them look smaller-and using egg whites, but it's a temporary effect. The Australasian College HAIR BEAUTY MAKE-UP IPL BRO A D W A Y Source: http://www.oprah.com/style/Debunking-Beauty-Myths http://www.marieclaire.co.uk/blogs/cassie-steer/540644/beauty-mýths-debunked.html http://www.realsimple.com/beauty-fashion/beauty-myths-debunked-10000001582160 http://www.cosmopolitan.com/style-beauty/beauty/advíce/g2932/beauty-myths-debunked/