Tag: Skincare myths

According to the Cleveland Clinic, nasal congestion caused by allergies can cause swelling under the eyes known as "allergic shiners". This connection has led to a viral trend asking: Does nasal spray help with bags under eyes? The answer requires understanding the underlying cause of the puffiness.

Despite a widespread skincare myth, studies show that topical vitamin C does not make your skin photosensitive; in fact, its potent antioxidant properties actually help protect skin from UV damage. This common misconception has caused many to avoid a powerhouse ingredient that can enhance their sun protection routine when used correctly.

Despite persistent internet rumors, the notion that hemorrhoid cream can effectively treat spider veins is a cosmetic myth unsupported by scientific evidence. The temporary effects some people experience are a poor and potentially risky substitute for medically proven solutions that address the root cause.