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Health · Full coverage

Dermatologist Advises Against Over-Cleaning for Healthier Skin and Homes

How 2 Israeli newsrooms (in English, Hebrew) covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.

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By Maya Benita

First reported by Ynet · 22 hours ago

What happened

Dermatologist Dr. Efrat Bar-Ilan advises against over-cleaning skin and household items, stating that excessive hygiene can damage the skin's protective barrier and lead to irritation. She recommends focusing on essential cleaning practices for items like phones, reusable bottles, and bedding, while also cautioning against harsh cleaning products and overly aggressive skincare routines.

  • 01Over-cleaning skin can damage its protective barrier, causing dryness and irritation.
  • 02Focus on essential cleaning for items like phones, earbuds, and reusable bottles.
  • 03Not all clothing needs washing after every single wear.
  • 04Aggressive skincare routines and harsh cleaning products can harm the skin.
  • 05Bed sheets should be changed weekly, especially for acne sufferers.

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YnetnewsCenter · English4 hours ago
Dermatologist Advises Against Over-Cleaning for Healthier Skin and Homes
YnetCenter · Hebrew22 hours ago
Experts Advise Against Over-Cleaning Skin and Home Items

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