Shark oil skincare Review
There's a lot of good review about shark oil as a skincare mate, but there are also horrifying stories.
Fish oil sounds healthy. How about we put it on our face? Would you feel beautiful? That's right! Shark oil is literally fish oil. It's the oil obtained from the liver of shark which is rich in Vitamin A. Let's review this skincare product and list it's benefits, as well as it's disadvantages.
@healthbiztips by Arlene Gentallan
There's a bunch of positive feedback about shark oil. What's awesome about this product is it can show noticeable results in as early as 1 week. Here's to sum up the good testimonies about shark oil.
Benefits of shark oil
Exfoliates
Shark oil is a topical ointment that delivers intense exfoliation helping you get rid of dead and damaged skin cells allowing fresh skin cells to flourish.
Removes acne marks
The bad thing about acne is they make you feel horrible about your face when they're there, but when they're gone, they leave dark spots which makes you feel really bad.
Shark oil helps you get rid of skin blemishes like acne marks, dark spots, hyperpigmentation, freckles, and age spots. There's a bunch of testimony claiming how shark oil lightens the appearance of skin blemishes.
Shark oil prevents darkening and pigmentation of the skin by counteracting melanin production.
Pimple eraser
Pimples are so annoying and often, you just want to pop them up just to end their existence. Applying shark oil directly into pimples helps dry out those zits quicker. Shark oil also helps get rid of those nasty blackheads and whiteheads.
Using shark oil does come with several risks.
The bad side of shark oil
Have you ever tried using a certain product and you thought it's pretty awesome. But, as the days went by, it's not living up to it's promises. There you have it, shark oil could be just another product on your list of "tried-and-abandoned" products.
Zits!
New breakouts. In my opinion, a small pimple is forgivable unfortunately, using shark oil brings such an intense exfoliation in which some of those dead skin cells end up clogging your pores leading to outbreaks of large pus filled pimple.
In my opinion, this is a major reason to discontinue a product. Why would you continue using a product that can potentially ruin your face. It's a paradox. You use shark oil to get rid of acne marks but in the process, you end up getting more zits.
Hey! I can't say with absolute certainty that you'll end up with a very bad outbreak. Each person's skin can react differently. It's one of those things you have to try to see the results.
Dry
Exfoliation renews the skin but it can also leave your skin dry, and flaky. A dry cracked skin under a layer of make-up can end up with a cracked appearance. I do suggest you use a moisturizer to counteract this.
White heads
Have you ever heard of white heads? These are called milia which are hardened keratin that clogs pores which are so hard to remove. There are several people who developed milia after using shark oil.
Stings!
Expect a stinging sensation on your skin when applying shark oil. However, if you have sensitive skin, shark oil can cause redness and itch.
Using shark oil on your skin makes it more sensitive to the damaging effect of the ultraviolet rays of the sun because it combats the protective effect of melanin (skin pigment). It will be a good strategy to use a broad spectrum sunscreen to counteract this.
Pros of using Shark oil
Cons of using shark oil
Remember that each individual may have varying skin reaction to the same skincare product. Ultimately, you are the best person to judge whether a skincare product works for you or not.
What's your experience with shark oil?
Fish oil sounds healthy. How about we put it on our face? Would you feel beautiful? That's right! Shark oil is literally fish oil. It's the oil obtained from the liver of shark which is rich in Vitamin A. Let's review this skincare product and list it's benefits, as well as it's disadvantages.
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@healthbiztips by Arlene Gentallan
I feel worried whenever I try a new skincare product. Some of them only works for a short while. Then there are those products that really messes up my skin which makes me feel bad in trying out the product in the first place. At times, it feels like finding a fantastic skincare product is like looking for a needle in a haystack.
There's a bunch of positive feedback about shark oil. What's awesome about this product is it can show noticeable results in as early as 1 week. Here's to sum up the good testimonies about shark oil.
Benefits of shark oil
Exfoliates
Shark oil is a topical ointment that delivers intense exfoliation helping you get rid of dead and damaged skin cells allowing fresh skin cells to flourish.
Removes acne marks
The bad thing about acne is they make you feel horrible about your face when they're there, but when they're gone, they leave dark spots which makes you feel really bad.
Shark oil helps you get rid of skin blemishes like acne marks, dark spots, hyperpigmentation, freckles, and age spots. There's a bunch of testimony claiming how shark oil lightens the appearance of skin blemishes.
Shark oil prevents darkening and pigmentation of the skin by counteracting melanin production.
Pimple eraser
Pimples are so annoying and often, you just want to pop them up just to end their existence. Applying shark oil directly into pimples helps dry out those zits quicker. Shark oil also helps get rid of those nasty blackheads and whiteheads.
Using shark oil does come with several risks.
The bad side of shark oil
Have you ever tried using a certain product and you thought it's pretty awesome. But, as the days went by, it's not living up to it's promises. There you have it, shark oil could be just another product on your list of "tried-and-abandoned" products.
Zits!
New breakouts. In my opinion, a small pimple is forgivable unfortunately, using shark oil brings such an intense exfoliation in which some of those dead skin cells end up clogging your pores leading to outbreaks of large pus filled pimple.
In my opinion, this is a major reason to discontinue a product. Why would you continue using a product that can potentially ruin your face. It's a paradox. You use shark oil to get rid of acne marks but in the process, you end up getting more zits.
Hey! I can't say with absolute certainty that you'll end up with a very bad outbreak. Each person's skin can react differently. It's one of those things you have to try to see the results.
Dry
Exfoliation renews the skin but it can also leave your skin dry, and flaky. A dry cracked skin under a layer of make-up can end up with a cracked appearance. I do suggest you use a moisturizer to counteract this.
White heads
Have you ever heard of white heads? These are called milia which are hardened keratin that clogs pores which are so hard to remove. There are several people who developed milia after using shark oil.
Stings!
Expect a stinging sensation on your skin when applying shark oil. However, if you have sensitive skin, shark oil can cause redness and itch.
Using shark oil on your skin makes it more sensitive to the damaging effect of the ultraviolet rays of the sun because it combats the protective effect of melanin (skin pigment). It will be a good strategy to use a broad spectrum sunscreen to counteract this.
Pros of using Shark oil
- Exfoliates dead skin cells
- Lightens acne marks, freckles, and skin blemishes
- Subsides pimples
- Removes blackheads
- Smoothens complexion
Cons of using shark oil
- Dries skin
- Intense exfoliation
- Skin redness
- Itchy skin
- Stinging feeling
- Acne get worse
- New breakouts
- Milia
Did you know that shark oil or shark liver oil has been used for centuries as an alternative treatment to heal wounds.
Remember that each individual may have varying skin reaction to the same skincare product. Ultimately, you are the best person to judge whether a skincare product works for you or not.
What's your experience with shark oil?
