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First, curl the eyelashes on one eye and quickly apply mascara to them, and only then proceed to the second eye. So the hairs do not have time to straighten, and the mascara will fix them in the right position for a long time. Also, at the same time, the bend of the eyelashes will be smoother, and if you already wind it on mascara, you will get a sharp hall.

Learn how to use the curler correctly here.

Do not apply mascara to the roots of the eyelashes
It is very important to apply mascara to the roots: if you paint over the eyelashes completely along the entire length, the look will be more open, and the makeup will be expressive. To do this, lightly press the brush on the base of the eyelashes during application.

You may be drawing false conclusions about your mascara by writing it off. Often the product may not be suitable due to the wrong application technique or the brush that is not suitable for you personally. Experts explain why you shouldn't use expired mascara, who needs a brush that's too big, and why you need to separate your lashes.

Your mascara is good, it just expired
There is such an unspoken statistic: about 40% of women use mascara occasionally or buy several at once, and therefore expired tubes can be in a cosmetic bag for years.

To avoid allergic reactions to substances that have expired, cosmetologist Artem Prokofiev recommends changing mascara every 4-6 months. And also store it in the right place: not on the dressing table where the sun's rays fall, not on the windowsill, where it's too hot because of the radiator, but in a dry, cool and dark place. Artem clarifies that waterproof and green mascara are considered the most highly allergenic - it is better to use them as a last resort.

We recommend using moisturizing sprays throughout the day to refresh the skin and enhance the effect of subsequent care. For example, Institut Esthederm Moisturizing Spray with Cellular Water. Cellular water is similar in composition to the interstitial fluid of our body, so it maintains the skin in a healthy state, adds radiance and helps the microbiome stay in balance.

Acid peeling pads
This beat tool appeared on my shelf recently! And it is ideal for owners of oily and problem skin. And it is also very comfortable. Discs impregnated with a composition of AHA and BHA - acids, vitamins, hyaluronic acid. Regular use improves complexion, promotes skin renewal and reduces pores.

Microbiome: why do our skin need microbes?

HOW IS THE MICROBIOME DAMAGED?
For example, this can happen due to antibiotics, micronutrient deficiencies, diseases, and physical damage to the skin: if you cleanse your skin intensively, use scrubs with harsh abrasive particles, or do not care enough about protecting your skin from ultraviolet radiation and get sunburned.

HOW TO STRENGTHEN THE SKIN MICROBIOME?
According to NAOS experts, in order to maintain the microbiome, you should eat right and diversify, rest and take care of your skin.

Pay special attention to the products that you use every day: first of all, to the cleanser. To cleanse sensitive skin, a product from the Bioderma brand, which is part of the NAOS company, is Sensibio H2O micellar water. The product removes makeup and impurities, while not disturbing the microbiome and hydro-lipid balance of the skin.

argan oil
Argan oil has become a social media star. Trichologists began to recommend it - it improves the condition of the hair, cosmetologists - it contains vitamins of youth, and beauty bloggers. I always apply argon oil to the ends of my hair when going to the beach, as well as for acne and breakouts. The oil contains organic acids (lilac and vanillic), which have an antiseptic effect.
The microbiome is the community of microorganisms in the body. We cannot see them with the naked eye, but there are even more microorganisms - bacteria, fungi and viruses - in the skin than its own cells.

The main function of the skin microbiome is protective. Every day, the body is attacked by various negative factors: ultraviolet radiation, dust, pollution and chemicals in cosmetics. During normal operation, the microbiome acts as a shield against harmful bacteria, but if it is damaged, inflammation can appear on the skin, which can develop acne or atopic dermatitis.