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Your skin will benefit from whichever type of sunscreen you use on an ongoing basis. However, many people do not know the difference between mineral and chemical sunscreens.

While chlorine is added to swimming pools to keep the water clean and germ-free, repeated exposure can take a toll on your skin and hair.

Summer acne is not a separate skin condition but a response to heat, humidity and changing environmental factors. Experts explain why breakouts worsen during warmer months and share practical skincare do's and don'ts for healthier skin.

As temperatures soar, swimming pools offer instant relief - but experts warn that chlorine and chloramines can trigger skin, hair, eye, and respiratory issues, especially in children., Health, Times Now

If you've been even mildly interested in skincare over the last couple of years, you've probably heard people obsess over two ingredients: retinol and peptides.

A company has launched wearable transdermal lactose relief patches, claiming to help lactose-intolerant people enjoy dairy without restrictions. However, there is limited scientific proof of their effectiveness and they may not work for everyone. These patches are not a substitute for evidence-based treatments and may irritate sensitive skin.

If dark neck pigmentation, acne, or unexplained skin changes persist despite good skincare and lifestyle habits, it is important to consider a medical evaluation

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Rajasthan's dramatic dust storms bring more than poor visibility. From irritated eyes and dry skin to breathing difficulties and asthma flare-ups, experts explain the health risks and practical recovery tips., Health, Times Now