Kylie Jenner Skincare Products Considered As a Danger and Could Damage Your Skin, Beauty Experts: Don't Use It!

Kylie Prepares to Release her Latest Skincare Product, Kylie Skin, on May 22. However, a number of beauty experts highlighted one of the collections of products considered dangerous.

Kylie Jenner is known to be preparing to launch a new product from her cosmetics line, Kylie Skin. Different from Kylie Cosmetics which released makeup products, Kylie Skin will apparently focus more on the collection of skincare for women.

Kylie Skin itself is planned to be launched on 22 May. But unfortunately, one of the Kylie Skin products actually was blasphemed before it was officially launched. The product in question is Walnut Scrub Face.

Kylie entitlements her product is the best of the best. The 21-year-old woman also claims that her products are gluten-free, paraben and sulfate-free, and are suitable for all skin types. In her promotional video that already shared on her social media accounts and YouTube channel, Kylie claimed that the Walnut Scrub Face product is very gentle, does not damage the skin is suitable for exfoliation and makes the face soft like a baby's skin. Kylie herself claimed to have used the scrub 2-3 times per week, and she called it the secret of the freshness of her face.

But unfortunately, the customers consider that the selection of walnuts that used in a Kylie Skin scrub is not right. Many say that Walnut Scrub Face is actually dangerous and has the potential to damage the skin if they use it. A lot of beauty experts also inevitably contributed their comments about this facial treatment product. Most of them say that the Walnut Scrub face is too abrasive and could damage the skin. "First, scrubs are exfoliants (so the recommendation to use them every day is dangerous because it removes the skin's natural oils and moisturizers," skin specialist Amanda Von Haagen, Metro.co.uk reported on Saturday (5/18).

When the skin is exfoliated every day, its long-term effects are easily dehydrated, peeling and irritable. Amanda also explained that skin can age faster. "From time to time, the protective layer of the skin will be damaged and cause micro incisions on the skin. Walnut scrubs, or any type of scrub that contains nuts, are too rough and can have terrible effects on the skin," he continued. "Walnuts are very bad for the skin in the long run and this has been known for a long time. This doesn't make me hope for other products because this means they don't do maximum research," said one other beauty expert.

Until now, fans are still debating the Walnut Scrub Face controversy on social media. Not even a few who appealed that they do not buy Kylie Skin products. But Kylie herself has not yet confronted any problems related to her scrub products. The "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" star admitted she couldn't wait to release Kylie Skin immediately and getting more aggressive in promoting her products.