New Delhi. ​Today we are talking about the ‘glow’ of social media, which is actually just a filter. Nowadays, everyone on Instagram and Reels is a “skin care expert” without any degree or knowledge. In every other video people claim that they will get glass like skin in 2 days. But the truth behind this glow is something else. Three things which are very important for you to know.

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Filter lie: The skin that appears clear and glowing on the screen is, in 99% of cases, just a result of good lighting and filters. It is normal for real skin to have pores and some texture.

Dangerous Home Remedies: Without any expert advice, people ask to apply things like toothpaste, baking soda or lemon on the face. These things can damage the natural layer of your skin forever.

It is dangerous without doctor’s advice: Using any chemical or cream without the advice of certified influencers can increase allergies, irritation and acne on the face.

Influencers get paid to promote products. What suits them may not necessarily be right for your skin type. Doctors give the right treatment after looking at your skin type, moisturizer and internal problems. The creams or cleansers that dermatologists prescribe are based on science and research, not on some viral reel. Influencers do not have any medical degrees. They only speak about what is trending or for which they are paid.

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The needs of every skin are different, whether your skin is dry, oily or sensitive can only be understood by a qualified doctor. A product that suits an influencer may cause allergies or pimples on your face. Chemicals or prescriptions used without advice can permanently damage your skin barrier (protective layer). Recently, many youths applied baking soda and lemon paste on their faces after watching viral reels, thinking that they would get glow overnight. outcome? Severe irritation, redness and chemical burn on the skin. Instead of the glow for which he adopted this remedy, his face got spoiled for weeks. ​Glow doesn’t come from any shortcut, but from proper care. Don’t do any experiments with your face. If there is any problem in the skin, then take the advice of a dermatologist (skin specialist) only and not of any viral reel. Face is not a lab where you do new experiments every day. Don’t get fooled by some viral reel without thinking. If there is any skin problem. So contact a dermatologist immediately.

Report: Deepanjali Mishra