The hottest season of the year is already arriving and with it the typical concerns of this time of year, such as makeup that melts, skin that is more prone to the appearance of pimples, in short, there is no shortage of little problems but which, fortunately, They have solutions, and they are super simple.
Therefore, we decided to show here those most common problems that arise in the summer and their solutions! Write down what they are:
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See below how to solve some problems that tend to arise during the hottest time of the year.
MELTED MAKEUP
The hottest days of summer are unforgiving, their high temperatures can do real damage.
Not even our makeup items are spared…
But, if you notice that your makeup has melted, just because it was in your bag, or it was forgotten in the car, or even on the beach, in short, don’t panic. For everything (or almost everything) there is a solution!
Therefore, lipsticks, or products (with a creamy texture), do not need to be thrown away, they can be saved, to do so, simply place them in the refrigerator and leave them there for a few hours.
They will certainly lose their original shape, but at least that favorite color of yours will still be good for use. However, liquid products already have less chance of survival, as they can spoil if they overheat.
See: Tips for makeup not to melt in the heat
More: Makeup without melting: Tricks to maintain your look in summer
PIMPLES SPREAD ACROSS THE BODY
So, unfortunately, high temperatures are not very good for those with oily skin, so as the temperature increases, they can start to suffer from pimples on their back and also on their butt. Therefore, the ideal is to exchange the common soap for one to exfoliate the skin and combat oiliness.
See: How to combat and prevent bubbles on the butt
INGROWN HAIR
Who hasn’t almost gone crazy when they notice an ingrown hair? It makes you want to start running without mercy, doesn’t it? However, common sense, fortunately, always appears to remind us that pulling it off by force can result in a scar on the skin, and, of course, no one deserves that!
The solution, therefore, is to try to keep the area very clean and then exfoliate gently. And so that you don’t run the risk of having to deal with other ingrown hairs, the tip is to keep exfoliating up to date.
See: How to remove ingrown hairs without damaging your skin
More: Say goodbye to ingrown hairs
SUNSCREEN STAINS
Ok, everyone already knows that using sunscreen is not a luxury, it is a necessity, you always need to apply it before leaving the house, it has certainly become a rule that cannot be ignored, but, unfortunately, it can stain your bikini, which, let’s face it, is not pleasant at all.
The good news is that there is a solution to this, to remove sunscreen and tanning products, simply wash your bikini with cold water and then set it aside to dry.
See: Tips for choosing the ideal sunscreen for your face
More: How to get a tan using sunscreen
ROUGH STAINS
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Keratosis pilaris, which are those very small, rough spots, similar to acne, that can appear white or reddish on certain parts of the body during the summer, generally on the arms and thighs, are in fact nothing more than the result of the accumulation of keratin in the hair follicle.
Many women try to get rid of the problem by exfoliating their skin with something harsh, but the tip is to look for a dermatologist who can recommend the best treatment for the problem, which can be through suitable exfoliants, topical retinoids or even laser therapy.
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