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Although the applications of bleach in anti-aging skincare are currently being studied (and have yielded some positive results thus far) the use of household bleach in facial skincare is strongly discouraged by doctors. Proponents of the popular yet dangerous "bleach facial" trend claim that bleach has a healing, regenerating effect and leaves skin with a youthful glow. However, it is important to remember that bleach is a caustic substance and can wreak havoc on your skin if used incorrectly. Starting with Step 1 below, you will find some useful information on the source of the facial bleaching trend and why you should avoid trying it at home. You will also find suggestions on some safer alternatives to bleach, including home remedies and over-the-counter lightening products. | Although the applications of bleach in anti-aging skincare are currently being studied (and have yielded some positive results thus far) the use of household bleach in facial skincare is strongly discouraged by doctors. Proponents of the popular yet dangerous "bleach facial" trend claim that bleach has a healing, regenerating effect and leaves skin with a youthful glow. However, it is important to remember that bleach is a caustic substance and can wreak havoc on your skin if used incorrectly. Starting with Step 1 below, you will find some useful information on the source of the facial bleaching trend and why you should avoid trying it at home. You will also find suggestions on some safer alternatives to bleach, including home remedies and over-the-counter lightening products. | ||
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