acne, eczema, rosacea, and psoriasis.
The pressure to fulfill unattainable beauty standards also has a negative impact on our mental health.
“The more we focus on our skin, the more it becomes a cause of self-consciousness and self-hatred, especially among young females,” DeFino explains. DeFino cites a short research that suggests a “substance-related problem concerning cosmetic operations.”
How To Treat Your Skin — And Unrealistic Beauty Standards
We all have or will get wrinkles. The cosmetics industry perpetuates the misconception that you can anti-age your skin. Dermatologist Sophia Reid, MD, suggests discussing realistic expectations, particularly with young females.
Additionally, accepting aging may improve overall health.
It’s also vital to realize that what works for one influencer may not work for another.
“The crucial thing is to tailor your skincare program to your specific skin demands,” Reid explains. Consider consulting with a doctor, and Bowe recommends getting back to basics and using “a mild cleanser and a nourishing moisturizer without aroma or essential oils.”
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No one will judge you if applying under-eye patches or steaming your face is the highlight of your day. However, for many people, the never-ending quest for young skin may be psychologically and physically exhausting (not to mention financially depleting). Remember that your sophisticated skincare routine will not avoid the inevitable.