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Beauty shortcuts are always welcome. From quick face masks and peels that take only 15 minutes to overnight miracle serums that promise that special glow, we all love something that will give us a beauty boost.
The whole ‘clean beauty’ movement as a trend originated from conscious consumerism. With consumers jumping into the sustainable and eco-friendly bandwagon, companies are making products that would cater to this market. The beauty industry is currently valued at $532 billion and is looking up based on a report by retail analyst Edited.[1] So, what is the clean beauty movement all about and what do dermatologists have to say about it? What exactly is clean beauty? You…
Has the lockdown affected your skincare routine and made your skin dry and dull? Try out these skincare home remedies to keep your skin glowing! Prolonged home quarantine period along with drastic changes in eating habits, lack of exercise, reduced water intake, change in weather and simply being lazy can lead to your body reacting differently and causing hormonal imbalance. The consequences? Dry skin somewhere, oily skin somewhere else, acne, pimples acting up, heat boils on…
You have probably seen serums, cleansers and moisturisers showcasing active ingredients that can help reduce wrinkles, brighten skin and prevent breakouts. Many of these ingredients are basically acids that come with inherent skincare properties. Acids are a growing trend in the skincare world and acid-based products are finding their way into shelves and closets like never before. Acids if leveraged in right dosages can help get rid of dead cells and reveal clear, smooth and brighter…
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. This time of year is all about love and that includes not just showering love on your loved ones, but loving the human body’s largest organ—your skin. Expensive skincare products and fancy packaging may look appealing, but skincare doesn’t end there. Truly loving your skin involves much more. Here are 5 ways to show some skin love this Valentine’s Day. 1. Show love by auditing your skincare and makeup…
Your epidermis—the outermost layer of your skin—which serves to protect your body against the absorption of harmful substances is also the most vulnerable to damage. Environmental damage due to exposure to harmful UV rays coupled with chemical damage from a wide variety of products can leave your skin looking dull and tired. Fortunately, there are several scientifically backed skin care products that can help control and even reverse the damage done to the skin. Vitamin C…
What is a wart? A wart is a small, benign (non-cancerous) bump on the skin that looks like a blister or a cauliflower. It appears on any part of the body which has been affected by a virus from the human papillomavirus family (HPV). Generally, it does not cause any pain or discomfort. However, in certain areas like the foot, it can be painful and difficult for the person to walk. What causes a wart? There…
Are you tired of seeing those oily smudges on your phone screen after a call? Or having patchy dry skin? Or a combination of both, where you see oiliness in certain parts of your face, especially your T-zone? Men have around 20% thicker skin than women. With thicker skin comes larger pores due to more active sebaceous glands. This translates to more oily skin along with a higher chance of getting impurities. Also, harsh weather conditions…
With blazing temperatures and humidity reaching extreme heights this summer, chances are your skin may be harmed. The effects of intense heat can cause your skin to experience swelling, red patches, and sunburn blisters. Furthermore, the exposure to UVA and UVB, which breaks down collagen and elastin, can result in long-term damage such as wrinkles and ageing skin. Worse still is the possibility of sunburnt skin increasing your risk of skin cancer. According to Cancer Research UK…
How to Keep Ultraviolet Rays from Turning Ultra-Violent? Whether it’s the UAE’s beautiful beaches that beckon you, or if you’re off to explore all those wonderful places within a couple of hours’ flying time, where the grass is greener and the air is cooler. Our nearest star blazes as brightly over there too, AND the days may be longer some places – which means there’s really no holiday from UV damage. However, things begin to look…
