I see a lot of people doing skincare "incorrectly" - I only put quotations there because there is a lot of debate and a lot of anecdotal stuff that doesn't yet have studies that back the assertions. Regardless, I see friends trying out new products out every week (don't do this), using extremely harsh ingredients (no bueno for most people), advocating the natural fallacy (nope, natural doesn't mean it's better), religiously adhering to "simple is better" or "complex is better" for their routine, not wearing sunscreen daily when they're actively outdoors in the summer (ahhh), and so on. It can be hard to just sit and bite my tongue.
I see a lot of people doing skincare "incorrectly" - I only put quotations there because there is a lot of debate and a lot of anecdotal stuff that doesn't yet have studies that back the assertions. Regardless, I see friends trying out new products out every week (don't do this), using extremely harsh ingredients (no bueno for most people), advocating the natural fallacy (nope, natural doesn't mean it's better), religiously adhering to "simple is better" or "complex is better" for their routine, not wearing sunscreen daily when they're actively outdoors in the summer (ahhh), and so on. It can be hard to just sit and bite my tongue.