Experts reveal the TRUTH about age-old beauty myths - from whether chocolate really causes acne to whether washing your hair in cold water actually makes it shinier Over the decades, there have been beauty rules passed down from generations But some of these rules seem outdated, like not wearing red lipstick to work READ MORE: Stylists reveal fashion rules that are outdated you should ignore By Jane Herz For Dailymail.Com Published: 13:32, 4 June 2024 | Updated: 13:44, 4 June 2024 e-mail 2 View comments There are plenty of beauty rules that are passed down from generation to generation - guiding the hair, makeup, and skincare routines of many, who gamely follow along with this advice without ever really knowing whether it's true. Some examples include avoiding chocolate to prevent pimples or the rumor that red lipstick is too bold for older women to wear regularly.
And what about all those old wives' tales - will plucking gray hairs really make them multiply? All these years later, are these beauty 'rules' really true, or are they just plain outdated ? To find out, FEMAIL spoke with beauty experts who shared which age-old beauty and skin guidelines are just myths, and which ones are the real deal. Over the years, there have been plenty of rumors about what causes acne - including chocolate (stock image) Can eating chocolate really cause acne? Over the years, there have been plenty of rumors about the factors that can cause acne, from eating dairy to being stressed out. READ M.
