Skin health vs. skin colour
In the ever-evolving realm of beauty and skincare, certain myths weave themselves into the narrative, blurring the lines between scientific truths and marketing fiction.
In the ever-evolving realm of beauty and skincare, certain myths weave themselves into the narrative, blurring the lines between scientific truths and marketing fiction.
If you are on social media, you must have stumbled upon a ton of skincare techniques and routines you may have never heard of before. The most recent is skin flooding. Although it sounds like a trendy fad, this actually isn’t a new concept.
Summers are here in full splendour, and all those who love sunshine and adventures in the Sun, also have a fear of tanning.
The harsh chemicals and dyes used in making the colours can damage the skin, especially if it's sensitive.
One is that our skin is sensitive as a result of sunburn or grass burn. Two, we are using a strong base for washing our faces; we can also use organic and natural products.
“If I have enough time, I mix honey with either papaya or orange powder and apply for 15 minutes,” revealed Alia Bhatt.
Ayurveda suggests some herbal remedies that can help treat your skin according to the doshas of the body.
And this may happen due to changing seasons, pollution, or hormonal changes. Often the products and treatments for these challenges can burn a hole in your wallet!
So are you thinking about how to keep your skin hydrated? Then need not worry because we are here with some of the tips to keep your skin hydrated and glowing in summer.
While genetics can play a part in how your skin looks and feels, it's more often your daily habits that have an impact.
