Air pollution
The increase in air pollution can affect your skin much more than you might think. Especially if you live in a big city… Dirt such as ultraviolet radiation, cigarette smoke and exhaust is one of the leading factors affecting your skin.
Sugar Consumption
We all know that consuming too much sugar is not a good thing. So much so that the proteins in the skin are also prone to this glycation process.
Due to excessive sugar consumption, your skin may sag, wrinkle or lose vitality.
Pillow Difference
Did you know that skin regenerates while you sleep? If it is renewed, where are the dead cells?
The pillowcase is where dead cells from your skin are found. To reduce the chance of exposing your face to bacteria, you should change your pillowcase at least once a week.
Cell Phone Screen
Blue light from your cell phone, laptop and TV screen can damage your skin. Bright screen movements can also cause facial wrinkles.
Your Keyboard
How often do you clean your keyboard?
The more you touch your face throughout the day, the more bacteria you have on your hands will spread to your skin.
A recent study shows that your keyboard is 20,000 times dirtier than a toilet seat and is a common cause of skin infections.
