They say “sharing is caring,” but sometimes you’re better off just not— at least when it comes to things like beauty products and other personal belongings. Because even though it might seem nice or easy to lend or borrow something as seemingly harmless as a pair of tweezers or a pillow, there are actually quite a few things you should never share with your friends or even significant other if you want to prevent breakouts or other skin problems. To find out what these things are, and what harm they could potentially cause, I emailed with a couple of experts.
Jordana Mattioli, NYC-based esthetician, and Dr. Elizabeth Tanzi, founder and director of Capital Laser & Skin Care and Assistant Clinical Professor for the Department of Dermatology at the George Washington University Medical Center, both revealed just how many belongings you’re better off keeping to yourself. And if you’re ever in doubt about something, Mattioli reminds that it’s best to just play it safe: “Viruses, germs, bacteria, fungi, and yeast are easily transferable. Some of us carry certain bacteria or germs that are harmless on one person but can get someone else sick.” So if you’re not willing to gamble your health or your skin, here are 10 things you just simply shouldn’t share
Jordana Mattioli, NYC-based esthetician, and Dr. Elizabeth Tanzi, founder and director of Capital Laser & Skin Care and Assistant Clinical Professor for the Department of Dermatology at the George Washington University Medical Center, both revealed just how many belongings you’re better off keeping to yourself. And if you’re ever in doubt about something, Mattioli reminds that it’s best to just play it safe: “Viruses, germs, bacteria, fungi, and yeast are easily transferable. Some of us carry certain bacteria or germs that are harmless on one person but can get someone else sick.” So if you’re not willing to gamble your health or your skin, here are 10 things you just simply shouldn’t share
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