Is there anything you must not buy in Thailand?

Many fairies go to Thailand to buy some local skin care products and then find a bunch of useless things. Today I'm here to avoid lightning protection and tell you what not to buy when you go to Thailand.

White aloe black head glue The first thing to vomit is this Thai aloe vera water that has been on fire for a long time. I don't know why so many fairies love to use it, and it is also called the blackhead removal artifact. ?

This is obviously a face-destroying artifact! ? The texture is particularly sticky and gelatinous, with super adhesion like 502. Apply it to the nose, dry it and tear it off. You can see blackheads and grease particles sticking to it.

The effect of removing blackheads is really strong, but! As long as you look carefully, you will find that the hair and dander on the nose (that is, the stratum corneum on the skin surface) are torn off together. After using the nose several times, it will be red, swollen and peeling. At this time, the hair follicle and stratum corneum have been seriously damaged!

The skin will secrete more oil to protect itself, and then blackheads will appear again. To put it simply: the more aloe vera blackhead remover is used, the more blackheads there will be, and the more serious the damage to the stratum corneum will be, which is one step closer to the rotten face. This vicious circle is endless!

Atreus vc toner. This toner became popular this year and received rave reviews on the Internet. What is the "super hydrating effect", "whitening after several uses" and "wet compress can shrink pores"? Are you serious about these comments? ?

A bottle of 50 yuan Super Toner, which claims to contain vitamin C, can replenish water, moisturize and control oil, brighten and shrink pores. The main ingredient has nothing to do with vitamin C, but consists of water and a lot of humectants. Can you believe it? Are the two big letters "VC" on the bottle really funny?

ELE sleep mask. This sleep mask is also very popular in Taobao and friends circle in the past two years. Its advertised effects are really attractive: hydrating, moisturizing, repairing, yellowing, whitening and firming. However, is this mask really that magical? It doesn't say that on the ingredient list. The main ingredients are water and glycerin, followed by many softeners and thickeners, and arbutin with whitening effect is also in a lower position.

So online "soft skin" and "tender skin" are all because of glycerin and softener! It's not that the skin is really repaired. As for the firming effect? oh