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Overrated vs. Underrated Skincare

Overrated vs. Underrated Skincare

What Really Should Be in Your Routine: Overrated or Underrated Skincare Produ...
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 Understanding Fragrance-Free vs. Unscented

 Understanding Fragrance-Free vs. Unscented

You're not alone if you've ever picked up a skincare product labeled "unscent...
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Why Face Care? - Checko

Why Face Care? - Checko

Checko aims at approaching every action with a purpose. We believe in asking ...
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Ingredients

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BEMT

BEMT

BEMT serves as a highly effective, photostable broad-spectrum UV filter that ...
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Cica Extract

Cica Extract

Cica extract helps to calm, shield, and fortify the skin barrier while offeri...
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Willow bark Extract

Willow bark Extract

Willow bark gently exfoliates dead skin cells, unclogs pores, and reduces inf...
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Skinception
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Myth
You should wash your face multiple times a day to prevent acne
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Fact
Over-washing can strip your skin's natural oils, leading to increased oil production and more breakouts
Myth
Expensive skincare products are always better than affordable ones
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Fact
Price doesn't determine effectiveness. Many affordable products contain the same active ingredients as luxury brands
Myth
Natural ingredients are always safer for your skin
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Fact
Natural doesn't always mean safe. Some natural ingredients can cause allergic reactions or irritation
Myth
All-natural means always better.
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Fact
Natural doesn’t always mean safe.
Myth
Oils clog pores and cause acne.
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Fact
Ingredients like Jojoba Oil and Crambe Abyssinica Oil are non-comedogenic and mimic natural sebum, helping balance oil without clogging pores.
Myth
You only need skincare when you have skin problems.
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Fact
Skincare is about prevention, not just fixing what’s broken.