8 Skin Habits That Make You Look Older

"8 Skin Habits That Make You Look Older" Discusses bad skin habits that people often have, such as overusing facial scrubs that can harm the skin, not using moisturizer to prevent wrinkles, and using the wrong type of towel to dry the face. Additionally, the video suggests sleeping with hair down can cause facial skin damage due to dirt and natural oils from hair products. Clay masks with astringent and anti-inflammatory properties can reduce blemishes, tighten skin, and refine pores. Eating certain foods, such as broccoli, tomatoes, and fatty fish, is recommended for keeping the skin healthy, and hiding skin problems with makeup is not a solution because seeing a doctor is recommended.

The video discusses three common bad skin habits people often innocently follow. Firstly, overusing facial scrubs which can cause harm to the skin, especially if they contain ground seeds or shells. Secondly, relying only on using anti-aging creams to get rid of wrinkles instead of taking proactive measures and moisturising regularly and wearing a high SPF sunscreen to prevent them. Lastly, using the wrong type of towel to dry your face can significantly affect your skin because moist and damp towels attract harmful bacteria like mersa. It's best to use a special towel just for your face, blot your face gently and avoid using the nearest bath or kitchen towel.

The video discusses several skin habits that can make a person look older, including sleeping with hair down, not paying attention to pillowcases, ignoring clay masks, and not eating foods that keep the skin healthy. Sleeping with hair down can cause facial skin damage due to dirt and natural oils from hair products, while not paying attention to pillowcases can cause acne. Clay masks contain astringent and anti-inflammatory properties that can reduce blemishes, tighten skin, and refine pores. Eating certain foods, such as broccoli, tomatoes, and fatty fish, can also keep the skin healthy. Lastly, hiding skin problems with makeup is not a solution, and seeing a doctor is recommended.