Brazil vs Switzerland: Tips for face painting and cheering safely

The dermatologist explains how to safely paint your face and protect your skin from allergies and irritation on game days

This Monday (28), the second match of the Brazilian team in Qatar World Cupand there are many people who, even at work, never stop painting their faces to support Brazil.

But, although this practice is common among fans, it is important to pay attention to the type of paint used in the painting, such as Inappropriate products can cause skin damageas dermatologist Adriana Vilarinho warned.

“Products not specific for face paint can cause allergies and irritations to the skin and eyes. Signs such as burning, redness and dryness can appear from the first moment of application or even hours later. If proper care is not taken, some paints can cause stains or even scars,” he explains.

According to the specialist, the use of inappropriate products on the skin can still aggravate cases of acne and worsen oiliness🇧🇷 Therefore, you should always use dermatologically tested and specific face paints.

In case of sensitive skin, such as that of children, the dermatologist recommends the use of hypoallergenic paints, which are less aggressive, water-based products. Therefore, they are a safer option when painting your face. Below, you can check out other expert tips that can literally save your skin in these gaming days.

1. Use sunscreen

The skin must be prepared before applying paints with hygiene and the application of sunscreen.

2. Paint your face with suitable objects

The application of paints should be done with soft sponges, brushes and pencils so that they do not damage the skin, avoiding the areas near the eyes.

3. Check the expiration date of the product

The expiration date of the products must be checked.

4. Remove face paint properly

The removal must be done with an alcohol-free make-up remover in the composition with the aid of a cotton ball, always with fluid movements and without rubbing in excess so as not to damage the skin.

5. Wash and moisturize the skin

After removal, it is important to wash with mild facial soap and finally, moisturize the skin.

6. Watch for signs of irritation

Any sign of irritation, redness or the appearance of pellets on the skin, the product should be removed immediately and evaluated by a dermatologist.

Source: Dr. Adriana Vilarinho, dermatologist and member of the Brazilian Society of Dermatology (SBD) and the American Academy of Dermatology (AAD).

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