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The cosmetics industry has undergone a digital transformation in recent years, leveraging technology to innovate and enhance customer experiences. One of the pioneering digital ideas for the cosmetics industry involves the integration of augmented reality (AR) and artificial intelligence (AI) to create virtual try-on experiences for beauty products. Virtual Try-On Experiences: 1. AR-Powered Virtual Makeup Try-On: AR technology allows consumers to virtually try on makeup products through mobile apps or websites. By using their smartphone camera, customers can overlay different makeup shades, such as lipstick, eyeshadow, or foundation, onto their live video feed or uploaded photo. This immersive experience enables users to visualize how different products would look on their skin tone and face shape before making a purchase. 2. Customizable Beauty Looks: Some digital platforms offer customization options, allowing users to mix and match various makeup products to create person...
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Piercings and your oral health

Risks of oral piercings

Consider these potential pitfalls before getting your piercing.

Chipped teeth Splinters and fractures can occur from jewelry hitting the teeth while sleeping, eating and talking, or playing with jewelry in the mouth. Fragments and small fractures can be repaired with fillings or crowns; Deeper fractures and breakage of large pieces of teeth can result in the removal of a root canal or tooth.

Damaged gums. Oral jewelry can rub against the gums, causing the gum to separate from the teeth and expose the root. This damage can lead to sensitive teeth and require procedures such as root canal removal or root canal removal.

Swelling. This is a common occurrence after piercing, but if your tongue becomes too swollen, your airway may become blocked.

Nerve damage Temporary or permanent nerve damage can occur, causing numbness in the tongue or mouth. Nerve damage can also affect your sense of taste and the way you move your mouth.

Infection. Your mouth is a breeding ground for bacteria - when pierced during a piercing, bacteria can enter the bloodstream. Poor brushing of teeth and touching the piercing with dirty hands can also lead to infection.

Blood-borne diseases. Piercing tools that are not properly sterilized can transmit diseases such as hepatitis.

Post-piercing tips

Earlier or just drilled? Follow these tips to minimize the risk of infection and damage:

To keep clean. Use an antiseptic mouthwash after every meal, and brush and floss your teeth twice a day. And be sure to brush your jewelry to remove any invisible plaque!

Go less (more) Your piercing probably used a larger bar to make room for swelling; Once the swelling has subsided, switch to a lower bar that is less likely to cause damage.

Play carefully. After the piercing has healed, remove jewelry before exercising, eating, or sleeping. Purchase a plastic tongue ring retainer to cover the hole when removing metal.

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