Assoc. Prof. Muhammet Emin Çam
Rector Advisor, Vice Dean, and Faculty Member - Istanbul Kent University, Faculty of Pharmacy, Departmant of Pharmocology
Visiting Researcher&Lecturer -  University College London, Mechanical Engineering and Faculty of Medicine, UK
Visiting Lecturer - University of Aveiro, Faculty of Biomedical Engineering, Portugal
"When used correctly, skincare products support skin renewal, protection, and a healthy appearance, while overuse or misuse may cause irritation and side effects."
WHICH SKINCARE PRODUCT IS USED FOR WHAT? SIDE EFFECTS AND RECOMMENDED USE

WHICH SKINCARE PRODUCT IS USED FOR WHAT? SIDE EFFECTS AND RECOMMENDED USE

Skincare Product Health Effect Side Effect Recommended Use
Moisturizer Moisturizes skin, prevents dryness May clog pores and cause oiliness Should be applied to skin twice a day
Sunscreen Protects from UV rays, delays aging Chemical content may irritate skin Should be used once daily before sun exposure
Serum Cleans pores, tightens skin May cause allergic reactions, increase sensitivity Should be applied to clean skin 1–2 times daily
Toner Removes dead skin cells, renews skin Alcohol content may dry skin Should be applied once daily with cotton
Peeling Purifies dead skin, renews skin Overuse may irritate skin Should be applied 1–2 times per week
Eye Cream Nourishes eye area, reduces dark circles May cause burning and irritation in the eyes Should be applied to eye area once a day
Mask Deeply nourishes skin, adds radiance May cause acne if not suitable for skin type Should be applied to skin 1–2 times per week
Oil-Based Cleanser Removes makeup and excess oil May cause acne in oily skin types Should be used once a day for makeup removal
Gel Cleanser Cleanses skin, prevents acne Incorrect use may dry the skin Should be used twice a day, morning and evening
Retinol Cream Speeds up skin renewal, reduces wrinkles Overuse may cause skin peeling Should be applied 2–3 times a week at night