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Dyarra
Oily/Sensitive
Hi! I’m a Bacteriology scientist and I incubate, read plates and identify microorganisms for a living.
These bacteria and fungal colonies can be our normal skin flora and these doesn’t automatically denote that it is the bacteria that causes acne.
P. acnes bacteria grows on anaerobic condition and this obviously is not an anaerobic plate hence this was not incubated anaerobically as well.
Brain Heart Infusion plate grows literally everything so I think this is not really that accurate.
Although to be honest, I never touch the dropper on my face nor hands, because I think the dropper exists to dispense it directly to your hands, not your face. 😅
Just sayin’
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ladycaresalot
Oily/Resilient
Thanks for the input! I love hearing scientists' opinions on this kind of posts. Because to me as someone with no biochemical knowledge it would look scary as hell from a first glance 😄
(I usually drop right on my skin but maybe will change this after all now)
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lifestyleSusana
Dry/Resilient
when i apply skincare i try to keep the dropper away from my face thanks for this!🤎
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MelissaKarey
Dry/Resilient
the other day i accidentally moved and it touched my skin and i freaked out cause i know people have said that it gets very nasty inside lol
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AmeeJay
Dry/Resilient
I don't let the dropper touch my skin usually. Its generally known its not that hygenic if it touched your face so I drop some on my hands.
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GailYsabelle
Dry/Resilient
Thats why i use my hands when I apply my serums. I think the beauty gurus in ig are ones who touch their dropper on their skin
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