Losing body hair doubles your chances of getting cancer

There are seven things women should not do in summer. Remember it from the first one!

1. It is not advisable to cut armpit hair

Some people think that it is unsightly to have their armpit hair exposed when wearing short-sleeved or sleeveless dresses in summer, so they cut it off with scissors, and some even shave it off with a blade. In fact, doing so is harmful to your health and can easily cause bacterial infection in the armpit area, which not only causes local pain and discomfort, but can also easily lead to symptoms such as swollen lymph nodes. Lymph is an important detoxification channel in our body. If it cannot detoxify or is infected with bacteria, the consequences can be imagined.

2. Do not use raw water

The so-called raw water refers to cold water that has not been boiled. Raw water contains many pathogens, such as sexually transmitted disease pathogens. If you use raw water to wash the perineum, the viruses in the water may adhere to the vulva, labia majora and minora, or even enter the damaged areas of the vagina, where they may grow and multiply and cause disease.

3. Avoid wearing metal jewelry

People sweat more in the summer, and the nickel and chromium contained in metal jewelry such as earrings, necklaces, and bracelets will dissolve in sweat and penetrate into the skin, causing contact dermatitis.

4. Don’t wear stockings for a long time

The temperature is high in summer, and the sweat pores on the human skin are in a dilated state, dissipating heat to maintain normal body temperature. If you wear long socks for a long time, not only will your sweat pores be unable to dilate, affecting the discharge of sweat, but the skin metabolic products in the sweat will also irritate the skin and cause itching, and even cause skin inflammation.

5. Don’t use daytime makeup products for night care

When people sleep, their whole body relaxes and their pores naturally dilate, making it easier for them to absorb nutrients from cosmetics. However, it is not advisable to use semi-solid cosmetics such as lotions, creams, and oils that are commonly used during the day for skin care at night, because these products can easily clog pores and prevent the skin from metabolizing smoothly. Therefore, water-based cosmetics should be used for night beauty treatments. Water-based cosmetics do not clog pores, affect skin breathing, or the normal excretion of sweat glands, and are more easily absorbed by the skin.

6. Don’t put too much makeup on

If you use lipstick too much, the oil in it will penetrate into human skin, and it will also have side effects such as absorbing dust, various metal molecules and pathogenic microorganisms flying in the air. Through the decomposition of saliva, various harmful bacteria can take the opportunity to enter the oral cavity, easily causing "lip allergy". If you reapply eye shadow powder around your eyes, sweat will wash the eye shadow into your eyes. If you rub your eyes with your hands, it will be easier for bacteria to enter your eyes and cause trachoma or conjunctivitis.

7. Don’t wear perfume randomly

Some women think the more perfume they spray, the better, and they spray it all over their faces and chests. This is wrong. The areas where perfume is applied will undergo chemical changes when exposed to sunlight, causing redness, swelling and stinging, and in severe cases, may develop into dermatitis.

The correct way is: the places to spray perfume should be the temples, behind the ears, behind the neck, inside the elbows, wrists, inside the knees and the inside of the skirt hem; when washing your hair, add a few drops of perfume to the last coat of clean water to keep the fragrance of your hair for a long time. In addition, you can sprinkle some perfume on handkerchiefs, shirts and accessories.