Dermatology and Makeup
                     Dermatology and Makeup
With increasing pollution and environmental damage to the skin, people are quite conscious 
about the kinds of products they use. Let's look at some of the terms that are dermatologically 
associated with makeup. It will also help us to choose the makeup products perfect for our 
makeup needs.
•    What does dermatologically tested mean?
A product labeled as "dermatologically tested" means that a dermatologist has checked how 
the skin reacts to its ingredients. However, it is not strictly regulated, and there aren't standard 
tests, so the method of testing can vary from brand to brand. When you see a product labeled 
as dermatologically tested makeup, don't just assume that it is perfect for your sensitive skin. 
You should read the ingredient list and educate yourself on what they mean.
•    What does skin detox mean?
The process of removing toxins (that come from the environment, poor diet, or lifestyle 
choices) from the body is called detoxing. The skin can't remove toxins from the body - that's 
what organs like the kidneys do. Products that claim to "detox" skin protect the skin by reducing 
the amount of free radical damage caused by the environment.
An example is Detox & Protect Foundation that can make your face look satiny smooth and 
provide sun protection. Some foundations are supplemented with sweet almond oil and 
Vitamin E to provide moisture.
• What are vegan skincare products?
Vegan skincare products are made entirely from plants, minerals, and synthetic materials. They 
don't have any animal-derived ingredients used in the cosmetic industry (collagen, glycerin, 
lanolin, keratin, etc.) They have antioxidant and anti-inflammation properties, and their 
manufacturing process can be less damaging to the environment. Vegan foundations provide 
great facial coverage and are infused with the goodness of botanical ingredients. Some of them 
have added Vitamin E and SPF to protect against sun damage.
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