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From acne-friendly cleansers to serums, a supportive regimen can help reduce breakouts |
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From acne-friendly cleansers to serums, a supportive regimen can help reduce breakouts |
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Why do newborns develop peeling skin, rashes and red bumps? Dr Amulya Ramamurthy explains common baby skin conditions, skincare tips and warning signs parents should watch for |
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Winter beard dryness and itching? Discover what causes beardruff, how to moisturise the skin beneath your beard and which premium grooming products are worth investing in. |
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Ceramides, humectants or occlusives? Learn what your skin needs in winter and explore premium moisturisers from Kiehl's, Bioderma and Dr. Jart+. |
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Facial rejuvenation is shifting toward natural, refreshed looks rather than youthful appearances, emphasising personalised treatments and skin health. | Health |
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Should you apply toothpaste to firecracker burns? From cooling the injured skin to avoiding harmful home remedies, here is what doctors recommend for immediate first aid and timely treatment., Health, Times Now |
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Vitamin C, retinol and exfoliating acids can each benefit the skin but using them together without considering your skin's needs can do more harm than good. While these ingredients can help address concerns such as pigmentation, acne, fine lines and uneven texture using them too frequently or in unsuitable combinations can irritate the skin. |
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When mountaineer Yogeshwari's period began unexpectedly on Mount Nun, she used tissue and medical tape--a makeshift solution that experts say risks leaks and skin irritation. In an emergency, use clean cloth or gauze externally and change it frequently; never insert tissue or tape skin. |
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Understanding the move from elaborate routines towards purposeful, personalized skincare. | Health |
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If you're thinking about that beauty treatment now, read this first. Most beauty treatments begin to show initial effects in three to seven days, and take about two weeks to reach their full effect. |