Pumice stones can be too abrasive for some skin types, potentially causing irritation or worsening existing conditions like eczema or psoriasis.
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If not properly cleaned, a pumice stone can harbor bacteria and fungi. Using a contaminated pumice stone on broken skin or cuts can increase the risk of infection.
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Using a pumice stone too frequently or with too much pressure can lead to excessive removal of skin, which might cause dryness or discomfort.
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Pumice stones are generally not recommended for delicate areas like the face or sensitive skin regions due to their rough texture.
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There are alternative exfoliation products, like chemical exfoliants or softer brushes, which might be more suitable for gentle skin care routines.
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