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Skincare measures such as using acids or retinoids on the skin’s surface can minimise the appearance of ageing and make skin feel softer and less textured. But, if applied wrong, or mixed with the wrong products, it can cause burns and rashes and even long-term irritation to the skin. Therefore, it is important that if you are using skincare products or makeup you follow appropriate health and safety measures – such as the ones listed below:
It is always important to follow these general safety tips to avoid ruining the product and causing irritation to your face and body.
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