Women who love to wear perfume, please pay attention! Five taboos you must know

In summer, many people tend to spray perfume on their bodies to cover up the smell of sweat. Of course, there are also many people who love the smell of perfume and have the habit of spraying water even in winter. It is not just because of hobby, but more because they hope to give people more "good impressions" when walking outside. Therefore, a large number of women will have a favorite perfume in their purses. It is good to spray perfume, but you should also pay attention to some usage issues. If perfume is used carelessly, it will increase the risk of breast cancer or cause frequent vaginitis. Therefore, all women who love beauty should pay attention to the taboos of spraying perfume and use it correctly to be healthy and beautiful.

1. Spray perfume on the parts exposed to the sun

In general, when spraying perfume, try not to choose areas exposed to the sun. For example, perfume ingredients such as bergamot oil, if sprayed on the face and areas easily exposed to the sun, can easily combine with ultraviolet rays in the sunlight to cause a photochemical reaction, leading to skin inflammation and dark spots on the face.

2. Spray perfume on private parts

The female private part, that is, the vagina, has two natural barriers, namely the labia majora and minora and the vaginal lactobacilli in the endocrine secretions, which maintain an acidic environment in the vagina and play a certain role in preventing and controlling the invasion of pathogens. However, spraying perfume on the private parts will stimulate these two natural barriers, causing them to lose their normal defense capabilities and easily leading to the occurrence of vaginitis.

3. Spray perfume on your skin

It is best to spray perfume on clothes and try not to let it come into contact with skin, because harmful substances in perfume such as xylene are toxic, volatile, and have an anesthetic effect on the nervous system. They can also irritate the skin. Long-term use can cause great damage to the respiratory tract, gastrointestinal system, gastric mucosa, etc. Therefore, it is best to spray perfume on clothes and avoid contact with skin.

4. Spray perfume on your wrists, aorta, etc.

Many women believe that spraying perfume on places where they sweat slightly, such as wrists, behind the ears, and on the aorta, will make the perfume smell better. However, this practice is not scientific, because once the body sweats, the harmful chemicals in the perfume will enter the body through the pores. Over time, it will affect the body's endocrine system and increase the risk of breast cancer in women.

5. Spray perfume on your hair

Spraying perfume on hair, yes, when the hair is clean it will increase the charm of women, but once the hair is unclean, the perfume will mix with dirt and oil, and it is likely to produce unpleasant odor. At the same time, perfume always contains chemical ingredients. If perfume comes into contact with the scalp, it will cause irritation, clog the pores, and cause unhealthy hair and scalp.