1 – Is it true that semen removes pimples?
No. According to most dermatologists that is not true. There are stories without verification that say that the implementation of semen on her face acne and improves overall skin but nothing proven.

2 – Are the most expensive creams are best for your face?
Not necessarily. The price of cosmetics does not reflect its effectiveness. The pricing structure depends on the marketing of the product not of its ingredients and effectiveness. Expensive creams are sold in stores more expensive, leave it to market and greater profits for those who can buy them.

The massive counter creams such as L’Oreal Paris, Avon and others have huge profits by product of expensive creams, this gain in sales volume. Are sold in quantities as high marketing costs are lower per product. Manufacturers of consumer products can also invest more in research and spend less on packaging. This results in products comparable to the most expensive at a cost much less. But we’re talking mass market cosmetics prestigious companies in Europe and USA, everywhere is cheap and expensive brands of poor quality.

Sometimes the most expensive products are innovative and effective ingredients. Over time these ingredients come to cheaper products that are an example of neuropeptides in products for the face.

3 – The fragrance in creams is bad?
Yes usually the fragrance in skin products irritates even if not sorry. Irritated skin is more susceptible to damage from the environment. Few are fragrant creams, some have it but not having it advertised. Colors also irritated.

4 – Does deodorant cause cancer?
It is said but not entirely proven that the antiperspirant might influence cancer development particularly in the breast. There is no risk co deodorants without antiperspirant.