Avoid These 5 Skincare Products And Treatments Before Your Wedding

It is the wedding season, finally, and in full swing. Everyone is getting into the festive rhythm of things, but if you're the bride-to-be, everything rides on your shoulders. Stress does follow and brings along a whole host of skin problems. That's when everyone tells you what to do and what not to do to regain the lost charm of your skin. Simple steps done preemptively easily prevent you from going downhill before the biggest day of your life. At Swirlster, we won't tell you what to do but instead what not to do and the skin care ingredients and treatments to avoid before your big day. The key is to refrain from experimentation of any sort and we're to provide a simple guide for you to follow for the wedding season.

Avoid these beauty treatments before the D-Day!

5 Skincare Products And Treatments You Should Avoid Before Your Wedding

1. Adding New "Viral" Products Days Before Your Wedding

Social media trends and hacks come and go. Yes, that instant glow is desirable for that dewy bridal but if it is not advised by your skin expert, do not use it no matter what the claims are. Don't break the pattern since your skin is well accustomed to it and may cause a reaction when a new product is introduced to the skin that it does not recognize.

2. Avoid Bleaching Facials

Many confuse skin brightening with skin lightening and often grab the closest bleaching agent to get that glow on. While skin bleaches have been used by women for ages, it does not mean that they will suit you too. The last thing you need is a burn mark on your face resulting from a facial gone wrong.

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3. New Natural Home Remedies

Natural DIY face packs have a misconception of being completely safe but that is sadly not true. Allergic reactions are extremely common caused by face packs made at home as a result of the unknown/harmful properties of the products. So, don't listen to your neighbourhood aunty blindly when she tells you all the easily available kitchen ingredients you can use for an "instant glow."

Say NO to new home remedies!

4. Avoid Facial Peels

Under the supervision of a skin expert, facial peels are considered quite safe. The process of removing dead cells through peels results in naturally glowing skin quicker than most procedures, owing to its popularity. Although comparatively safe, even specialists recommend it to be done well in advance to avoid any scope of inflammation, burning, itchiness, etc.

5. Avoid Fragrant Products

It's true that many haircare and skincare products smell amazing and you may get carried away by it. Often times these fragrances are chemicals that create an imbalance in the pH level of the skin. You know what that means - pimples, spots and blemishes - and that's going to be a no, thank you from our side.