Does 'yogurt and egg' mixed cream help beautify the skin?

The ingredients of this mixed cream are created by combining different chemicals, drugs, and cosmetic ingredients mixed with egg yolks and yogurt.

The ingredients in this cream can vary depending on the intended use of the product as well as the creativity of “self-proclaimed experts” on social networks. However, this can cause confusion about the safety of this product for consumers.

The recipe for egg and yogurt ice cream mixed with advertisements that claim to have "miraculous" effects on the skin appears frequently on social networking sites.

One of the major risks of using unverified egg and yogurt ice cream is the uncontrolled production process. Most of these products are often packaged in unsanitary conditions, causing the finished product to be contaminated with bacteria.

This can cause a very high risk of infection, especially when the mixed ice cream also uses chicken eggs and yogurt, two rich sources of protein, creating favorable conditions for bacteria to grow and multiply.

Applying mixed creams containing bacteria to the skin can cause serious harm to the skin and health of the user.

In addition, combining egg and yogurt cream with cosmetic ingredients improperly or exceeding safe dosages can cause serious side effects to the user's health.

Although using eggs or yogurt is very good for the face, the combination of mixed cream, yogurt and eggs is a completely different matter. This beauty mixture can bring immediate results right after use, but the negative effects will become obvious after stopping use or using it for a long time.

At that time, the skin's natural defense system is weakened, leading to dermatitis, acne, deep blood vessel dilation and other skin problems such as melasma and dark spots.

The abuse of ingredients such as corticosteroids (in mixed creams) and bacteria-causing substances (chicken eggs, yogurt) can cause serious health problems such as metabolic disorders, vasodilation, stomach ulcers, diabetes and osteoporosis.

The chemical ingredients in egg yogurt ice cream also seriously affect health.

Faced with these risks, experts advise consumers to prioritize choosing beauty products from reliable, tested and licensed sources, and not to use creams mixed with eggs, yogurt, or creams mixed with natural ingredients such as traditional Vietnamese medicine, traditional Chinese medicine, etc.

Doctors also advise users to seek advice from dermatologists to choose safe and effective products for their skin care.

If you have used egg and yogurt cream and are having facial skin problems caused by these agents, the first thing you should do is stop using this mixture as soon as you notice problems with your facial skin.

Use gentle products immediately, choose skin care products that are gentle, free of harsh chemicals or irritants. Gentle, alcohol-free cleansers can be a good choice.

Provide hydration by using a moisturizer that is free of irritating chemicals to keep your skin hydrated and protected.

Regularly caring for your skin with natural ingredients like aloe vera, grapeseed oil, or natural essential oils like rose oil can help soothe and regenerate your skin.

Try to limit your exposure to the sun and use sunscreen with a high SPF to protect your skin from the effects of UV rays.

Using natural ingredients like aloe vera, grapeseed oil, or natural essential oils like rose essential oil can help soothe and regenerate the skin.

If your facial skin problem does not improve after a period of time or you feel that the problem is getting worse, quickly seek advice from a dermatologist. They can provide the correct adjustments and skin care products suitable for your specific skin condition.

Facial care takes time to see results, and you should not use unverified products or products containing unknown chemicals. In particular, note that each person has a different skin type, care needs to be personalized and closely monitored to ensure safety and effectiveness. Don't be fooled by sweet advertising words from social networks.

Trinh Trang

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