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Makeup isn’t the villain — but some everyday habits quietly damage skin in ways
dermatologists can’t ignore. Here are five makeup habits they secretly hate, and what to do
instead.
It’s the ultimate sin. Leaving foundation, mascara, and lipstick on overnight clogs pores and
accelerates aging.
Fix it: Always remove makeup before bed, even with just micellar water.
Dirty tools harbor bacteria that transfer to skin, causing breakouts and irritation.
Fix it: Wash brushes weekly with gentle cleanser.
Heavy layers trap oil and bacteria, leading to congestion and dullness.
Fix it: Apply strategically and let skin breathe.
Old makeup isn’t just ineffective — it’s risky. Expired formulas can irritate and infect skin.
Fix it: Stick to shelf-life dates and toss what’s past prime.
Relying only on SPF in foundation isn’t enough. Sun damage accelerates aging and skin
issues.
Fix it: Layer a lightweight sunscreen before makeup for true protection.
Dermatologists don’t hate makeup — they hate the habits that harm your skin. Change these
five, and your skin (and doctor) will thank you.