Kim Kardashian shares her top skincare hack.

[ 18/10/2023 12:42 ] Read on postguam.com

Report Overview: The article contains some manipulations, such as sensationalism, cherry-picking data, and appeal to authority. However, the majority of the content is objective and provides information about Kim Kardashian's skincare routine and beauty inspiration.

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Kim Kardashian (90)

Skincare Experts (80)

TikTok (70)

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Detected Manipulations & Suggested Changes

Sensationalism

The article uses sensational language to describe Kim Kardashian's skincare hack.

Kim Kardashian's top skincare hack is mixing facial oil into her moisturiser. The 42-year-old reality TV star has opened up about how she keeps her skin looking picture perfect - revealing she's learned to embrace oil in recent years and she's convinced mixing a little into a moisturiser gives her an extra 'glowy' look.

Remove sensational language and present the information in a neutral tone.

Cherry-picking data

The article selectively presents Kim Kardashian's positive experience with using facial oil in her skincare routine.

She told : 'It's a new thing for me; I used to like to be so matte before, so I never really used oil. If you get a spray tan, oils usually rub that off. I used to be so scared of oils and think, are oils going to give me oily skin or make me break out? None of the above. I use a little bit, mixed with moisturiser, you just look so glowy and it feels like the moisture holds.'

Provide a balanced view by including potential drawbacks or alternative perspectives on using facial oil in skincare routines.

Appeal to authority

The article relies on Kim Kardashian's status as a reality TV star to support her skincare advice.

She also explained her ever-changing style extends to her make-up as well as her clothes, adding: 'I think that your style changes for sure. I used to love super matte make-up and I never thought I would like super creamy products. Now, I just want to look creamy and dewy ... I wonder if I'll go back to super matte in the fall ...'

Include expert opinions or scientific evidence to support skincare advice instead of relying solely on Kim Kardashian's personal preferences.

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