1. store
   manufacturer
2. family
   company

There is a myth that all products that you use in your beauty routine need to be from the same company, which is not true. It doesn't matter if you mix and match different brands, as long as their ingredients work together.

1. True
2. False

This is true. A good detox will strengthen and help hair grow better. The detox promotes healthy hair, although it is best to keep your hair from any heat or damage in the meantime.

1. Sun rays
   Makeup
2. Fish oil
   Toothpaste

Fish oil is said to help in preventing aging. This is true as it prevents the inflammation that can take a toll on skin and lead to wrinkles.

1. combing it
   trimming it
2. waxing
   massaging it

The myth is that when you wax your hair, it will grow back thinner, which is not true. The hair only appears to grow back thinner as it restarts the entire growth of the hair.

1. True
2. False

This is true. Sleeping on a silk pillowcase is much easier on your hair as it doesn't pull at it or damage it as a regular pillow case would. It is much softer and a far better option for your locks.

1. Makeup
   Toner
2. Face Scrub
   None of the above

Toner is thought to be very important in a beauty routine and it is therefore not a myth. However, it is most effective when the right one is used for the right type of skin.

1. Healthy foods
   Salty foods
2. Old foods
   Greasy foods

It is said that eating greasy foods can cause acne, which is not true. In fact, dairy is more likely to cause pimples than any other type of food.

1. Coca-Cola
   Milk
2. Gatorade
   Water

Many people are advised to drink more and more water in an attempt to make their skin better. While water is good for your skin, overdoing it won't help it.

1. dyeing
   trimming
2. plucking
   leaving them be

You might have heard that plucking a grey hair makes more grow back, but this is a myth. Plucking doesn't really do anything other than make the follicle restart the growth, or damage the follicle if it is plucked excessively.

1. True
2. False

This is false. It was previously thought that filing your nails in both directions was damaging, but as it turns out, it does not actually do any damage, no matter how you file them.

1. loose hair follicles
   extreme hair loss
2. healthy hair
   damaged hair

Combing your hair too much is said to lead to damaged hair, which is both true and false. As long as you're combing your hair gently and the right way, you should have no problems.

1. Brushes
   Braids
2. Detangler
   Elastics

Elastics are, in fact, not good for hair as it can put stress on the hair follicle. The effect can be weakened by using loose, soft elastics that don't pull.

1. pores
   nails
2. height
   ears

It is said that it is possible to shrink your pores, which is a common myth. The pores you were born with are the ones that you are stuck with for life. They cannot be changed, unless through natural factors like pimples or irritation that can make them larger.

1. pulling your hair is healthy for it
   cutting your nails is unhealthy
2. soap harms your skin
   cream doesn't moisturize

Soap is good to use as it keeps you clean, but using too much, or the wrong kind can hurt your skin. It can strip your skin of its moisture and leave it dry.

1. True
2. False

This is false. Cellulite is fat which cannot be removed naturally, although exercise can help. Cellulite can be minimized through procedures such as laser treatment and massages.

1. dry skin
   acne
2. wrinkles
   nothing

It is said that if you do facial exercises, it will reduce wrinkles. While this is partly true as exercises are healthy for you, overdoing it can actually cause more wrinkles.

1. brushing while wet
   using heat protectant
2. using a hair dryer
   conditioning it

Brushing your hair while its wet is said to be very bad for it, but that is not entirely true. If you use certain brushes that promote detangling, the hair will not damage.

1. Toothpaste cures pimples.
   Toothpaste cleans your teeth.
2. Toothpaste removes plaque.
   Toothpaste treats gum disease.

Toothpaste is said to prevent pimples, but this is indeed a myth. While it will dry out the pimple, it may do more harm than good by irritating the skin.

1. Every week
   Every month
2. Every year
   Every day

It is said that if you shampoo your hair every day it is not good for the health of your hair. This is both true and untrue, as many people do need to shampoo daily, but many others who don't. It all depends​ on your activities and hair type.

1. Cream
   Washcloths
2. Beauty Blenders
   Exfoliation

Exfoliation is said to dry out your skin, although this is not entirely true. Drying can occur if you exfoliate too often, but when used in moderation, it is a helpful part of a skincare routine.

1. Injections
   Vaseline
2. Nail polish
   Cucumbers

Cucumbers are said to cure puffy eyes. This is partly true, but eating healthier is also an important factor as the only thing that the cucumbers will do is bring down swelling and irritation.

1. regular trims are healthy for hair
   brushing your teeth is healthy
2. split ends can be fixed
   washing your face is good for your skin

Once you have a split end, you have it until you cut it off. There's nothing that can ever repair split ends, so the best thing to do is to get them cut.

1. washing your face
   sleeping on your stomach
2. doing facial exercises
   too much makeup

It is said that wearing too much makeup can cause acne, although that is not entirely true. While some makeup can cause irritation that leads to acne, makeup is often not the primary cause.

1. eating
   brushing them
2. drinking water
   whitening

Whitening your teeth is said to damage them which is, in fact, correct. The chemicals used in the process damage the enamel that protects your teeth from harm.

1. True
2. False

This is false. By not using oil on oily skin, it can actually promote the skin to produce even more of its own oil to hydrate it. Oil products used on this skin type result in healthy skin.

1. Expensive products
   Large brands
2. Cheap products
   Small brands

Expensive products are thought of as being better and for giving better results, but this is not always true. Regular-priced products can often get the job done just as well.

1. make it less frizzy
   damage it
2. pull it out
   make it grow faster

It is said that getting a haircut is supposed to make your hair grow back faster. This is not true, although it is healthy to get your hair cut every now and then to remove damage and split ends.

1. Body cream
   Toothpaste
2. Base tan
   Beer

A base tan is said to protect you from the sun's rays, which is not true. The only way to truly keep yourself protected is to use sunscreen or stay covered.

1. Calcium
   Iron
2. Love
   Money

It is said that if you have white spots on your nails that you're missing calcium, which is untrue. In fact, white spots come from injury to the nail and they are typically nothing to worry about.

1. True
2. False

This is false. This is a myth that is totally up to personal preference. There is no right or wrong way when it comes to eyebrow color, as they can be whatever color the individual would like them to be.

1. make it healthier
   cut it off
2. damage it
   nothing

It is said that drying your hair with a towel can damage it. This is true, and there are alternatives you can use to keep your hair healthy, such as letting it air dry overnight or using a microfiber towel.

1. Water
   Makeup
2. Cream
   Exercise

A break from makeup is said to be good for your skin, although this isn't necessarily completely true. As long as you remove your makeup properly at night and complete your skin care routine, that's all the break your skin truly needs.

1. Vaseline
   Crest
2. Preparation H
   Listerine

Preparation H has been said to be an effective treatment for puffiness underneath the eyes, but this is not entirely true, as well as somewhat dangerous. This is a beauty myth that hasn't been exactly proven.

1. makes it thicker
   makes it grow back slower
2. keeps it healthy
   stops it from growing

Shaving does not make your hair grow back thicker. It only appears to be thicker as it grows back from where it left off.

1. It will stop being available.
   It will ruin your skin.
2. It will stop working.
   It will be a higher price.

The myth is that if you use a product too much, it will no longer work for you. This is not true as using products long term can sometimes be beneficial.