skincare myths and facts

Skincare Shenanigans: Busting Myths and Embracing Facts with Obvs Skincare!

Alright, skincare lovers! We all know the struggle – bombarded with advice, conflicting claims, and enough jargon to make your head spin.

Fear not, fellow beauty enthusiasts, because Obvs Skincare is here to cut through the noise with a dose of science-backed truth! Today, we're tackling those pesky skincare myths that just won't budge. Buckle up, because we're about to separate fact from fiction and leave you feeling empowered with knowledge.

Myth #1: Popping pimples is the holy grail for quicker healing.

Fact: This is a recipe for disaster! Popping pimples can worsen inflammation, spread bacteria, and leave you with unwanted scars. Trust your skin's natural healing process and resist the urge to squeeze – your future self will thank you. 

Myth #2: Natural ingredients are always the safest bet.

Fact: While natural can be lovely, it's not a synonym for safe. Some natural ingredients can be irritating or even allergenic. Patch test any new product, regardless of its "natural" label, and listen to your skin's response. 

Myth #3: You only need sunscreen on sunny days.

Fact: UV rays are sneaky devils, lurking even on cloudy days. Wearing sunscreen daily, rain or shine, is crucial to protect your skin from premature ageing and sun damage. SPF 30 is your non-negotiable bestie! 

Myth #4: Hot water opens up your pores for deeper cleansing.

Fact: Pores don't actually "open" or "close" based on temperature. Hot water can strip your skin of its natural oils, leading to dryness and irritation. Opt for lukewarm water for a gentle and effective cleanse.

Remember, skincare is a journey, not a destination. Experiment, be mindful, and most importantly, listen to your skin. Obvs Skincare is here to support you every step of the way, providing evidence-based knowledge and empowering you to make informed choices. So, ditch the myths, embrace the facts, and let your skin glow with confidence!

Disclaimer: This blog is for informational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. Always consult with a healthcare professional for personalised recommendations.

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Great post, short and to the point with valuable information, ditch the myths indeed. We trust OBVS at Sugarflick, as they say here it’s evidence-based knowledge they offer with their great products and we use 2 of them on our clients – they love it.

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