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Skincare routines, cosmetic ingredients, and explanations based on reliable sources.

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About the section: Beauty

The Beauty section explains skincare as a cosmetologist would: what individual ingredients (INCI) do, how to read labels, how to care for your scalp and hair based on porosity, and when hair loss requires a doctor's visit. Each article includes sources and a FAQ section.

We do not publish sponsored content or product rankings. This section is secular — you can find rituals and talismans in the Esoterics section.

Frequently asked questions

Are the beauty articles sponsored?

No. The content is editorial, based on dermatological and cosmetic publications, without product placement.

How to choose oil for hair?

Based on hair porosity: low — light oils (e.g., coconut), medium — argan, almond; high — heavier oils (e.g., castor, avocado). Details are in the article about oiling.

When does hair loss require a doctor?

If it lasts longer than 3 months, bald patches appear, or there is itching or skin changes — then diagnostics are needed (e.g., hormonal tests, ferritin).

Where should I start when exploring the topic of 'Beauty'?

Choose one topic and compare the explanations with the provided sources. Use the guides gradually, considering your own situation and the limitations of the material.

What topics does the 'Beauty' section cover?

The Beauty section explains skincare as a cosmetologist would: what individual ingredients (INCI) do, how to read labels, how to care for your scalp and hair based on porosity, and when hair loss requires a doctor's visit. Each article includes sources and a FAQ section.

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