An environmentally friendly & sustainable alternative to animal leather; mushroom leather is manufactured from mycelium.

Mushroom leather becomes the newest vegan leather to replace natural animal leather

Scientists have recently developed a new vegan leather manufactured completely from the mushroom.

A new type of vegan leather in town; and it's made from mushrooms!

Scientists have developed a new vegan leather made from mushroom
Mushroom leather has a positive impact on the environment
Some vegan synthetic leathers undergo chemical processing
Mushroom leather bags is a must-have for all fashion enthusiasts
Mushroom leather will be more expensive than the normal leather

Scientists have recently developed a new vegan leather, manufactured completely from the mushroom root that looks and feels like&nbsp;calfskin or sheepskin.

Is mushroom leather the future of sustainable&nbsp;fashion? Scientists have developed a new kind of vegan leather manufactured completely from the mushroom root that looks, feels and even smells like genuine leather.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/about-time-elle-drops-fur-from-editorial-content-armani-to-quit-angora-wool-1638532462314">About time! Elle drops fur from editorial content, Armani to quit angora wool</a>
Mushroom leather is manufactured from mycelium; a material grown from fungi but has the look and feel of calfskin or sheepskin. It has a positive environmental impact that goes beyond replacing animal leather and synthetic leather.
Synthetic leathers are often made from fossil fuel-based fabrics such as polyurethane, PVC and recycled plastic. Although they do not use the animal hide for manufacturing products, they still undergo chemical processing during the process and can have a profound environmental impact.
Apart from these, there are other eco-friendly vegan synthetic leather options that include cactus leather, cork leather, leaf leather, pineapple leather and grain based leather.&nbsp;
Speaking of mushroom leather handbags, it is a must-have for all fashion enthusiasts, especially the ones who have been promoting animal-friendly and cruelty-free products. As per designers,&nbsp;this new product will be more expensive than the normal leather as the material is not very accessible.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/luxury-brand-herms-bets-on-vegan-fashion-with-mushroom-based-leather-bag-1615628919591">Luxury brand Herm&egrave;s bets on vegan fashion with mushroom-based leather bag</a>

Dermatologist Dr. Kiran Sethi explains how to select a moisturiser that will be most effective for your skin.

Winter skincare: How to choose the right moisturiser for your skin?

Winter skincare: How to pick the right moisturiser for your skin type? 

Dermatologist Dr.&nbsp;Kiran Sethi&nbsp;explains how to select a&nbsp;moisturiser&nbsp;that will be most effective for your skin.

Cold, dry air can leave your skin itchy, red and irritated. Combat dry winter skin with these tips to retain your skin's natural moisture.
From dry to combination, all skin type needs a different hydration regimen. Dermatologist Dr.&nbsp;Kiran Sethi&nbsp;explains how to select a&nbsp;moisturiser&nbsp;that will be most effective for your skin.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/dealing-with-chapped-lips-in-winter-try-these-easy-diy-tips-1611048071541">Dealing with chapped lips in winter? Try these easy DIY tips</a>
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A study found that nearly 70% of people were anxious about returning to offline activities due to embarrassment about their appearance. 

Filter, filter on the (video) call: how Zoom dysmorphia is magnifying insecurities

Staring at their face in video calls all day has made people anxious about their appearance. Here's how the funhouse mirror effect of webcams, also called Zoom dysmorphia, is taking over our life!

Filter, filter on the (video) call: who's the most deluded of them all

A study found that nearly 70% of people were anxious about returning to offline activities due to embarrassment about their appearance.&nbsp;

What started with somewhat harmless rainbow-puking unicorns and dog ears on <a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/snapchat-launches-tiktok-competitor-spotlight-in-india-1615900279388">Snapchat</a>&nbsp;has now become something&nbsp;that rules&nbsp;our&nbsp;digital and&nbsp;even, physical&nbsp;lives.&nbsp;Yes, we&rsquo;re talking about selfie filters!
All fun and games!&nbsp;
Most of the younger generation has grown up around these filters. It sounds dangerous but&nbsp;filters&nbsp;initially&nbsp;were&nbsp;just&nbsp;fun&nbsp;and&nbsp;gimmicky, kind of like a virtual dress-up game.&nbsp;That was because back then, there still was a much clearer distinction between the virtual and the physical world.
SEE MORE&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/indians-prolific-users-of-selfie-filters-google-study-finds-1605866937620">Indians prolific users of selfie filters, Google study finds</a>&nbsp;
<h3>Polish before publish&nbsp;&nbsp;</h3>
But as&nbsp;social media platforms became more and more popular, editing your pictures&nbsp;quickly became the largely accepted reality. Pictures were&nbsp;'polished&rsquo;&nbsp;on editing apps&nbsp;before posting and even our phones started coming with skin-enhancing features.
The pressure to look 'perfect' online was so strong that young&nbsp;people&nbsp;are undergoing plastic surgery to look like&nbsp;their&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/facebook-puts-instagram-for-kids-on-hold-after-pushback-1632758031820">Instagram</a> or&nbsp;Snapchat-filtered self.
SEE MORE&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/instagram-imposes-restrictions-on-diet-and-cosmetic-surgery-content-1568958466530">Instagram imposes restrictions on diet and cosmetic surgery content</a>
Sick of the delusional world of Instagram&nbsp;after&nbsp;just three years of its launch,&nbsp;the hashtag &lsquo;#nofilter&rsquo;&nbsp;quickly rose to fame by 2013&nbsp;and continues to be used by people even today. Although, we all know that there are plenty of no filter fakers out there.
In your face all day&nbsp;
The final nail in&nbsp;the&nbsp;filter coffin has obviously been the pandemic. From young children to the elderly,&nbsp;the infectious outbreak mandated screentime for all.&nbsp;When you talk to&nbsp;people in real life,&nbsp;you&rsquo;re not focussing on your own face&nbsp;but with video calls, you were forced to look at your face for hours every day.
A 2021 study in the&nbsp;International Journal of Women&rsquo;s Dermatology found that nearly 70% of people were anxious about returning to offline activities due to embarrassment about their appearance. The infamous &lsquo;Snapchat Dysmorphia&rsquo; that got popular in 2015 has now grown into the &lsquo;Zoom Dysmorphia.&rsquo;&nbsp;
The distortions of webcams&nbsp;
In 2020, people spent about 3 trillion hours online.&nbsp;Video conferencing platforms have added another layer to our insecurities. From the lighting, posture and camera angle&nbsp;to the quality of your webcam, front cameras can disguise your actual appearance. So, you go from looking at&nbsp;perfect&nbsp;selfies&nbsp;on social media to&nbsp;the&nbsp;highly unforgiving distorted&nbsp;visuals of a&nbsp;Zoom call.
SEE MORE&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/suffering-from-zoom-fatigue-try-this-fix-1630813723458">Suffering from Zoom fatigue? Try this fix</a>
The unflattering projections have&nbsp;given self-image issues to people who might have avoided them for years even while participating in the social media circus.&nbsp;
Virtual insecurities incarnated
A&nbsp;2020 American&nbsp;study&nbsp;in the journal Facial Plastic Surgery &amp; Aesthetic Medicine&nbsp;said that 72% of cosmetic surgeons&nbsp;witnessed a rise in patients wanting cosmetic procedures to improve their selfies.
Researchers say that&nbsp;it&nbsp;is&nbsp;important for people&nbsp;to&nbsp;see&nbsp;the limitations of webcams and understand that they are, at best, a flawed representation of reality.
But these anxieties won&rsquo;t just go away when we meet&nbsp;face-to-face and it&rsquo;s&nbsp;important for everyone to be mindful of them. So, when you meet your co-worker or friend after a long time, maybe don&rsquo;t comment on their change in&nbsp;appearance?&nbsp;We&rsquo;ve all already been through enough.&nbsp;

Blackheads are small bumps that appear on the skin due to clogged hair follicles. These bumps are called blackheads because the surface looks dark or black. Blackheads are a mild type of acne that usually form on the face, but they can also appear in other parts of the body. 
As winter rolls in and particle pollution go out of control, your skin may be breaking out more than ever before. Dr Kiran Sethi of Isya Aesthetics shares how you can get rid of blackheads and prevent their return. 

Skin breakouts driving you crazy? Top expert tips to prevent blackheads

As winter rolls in and particle pollution go out of control, your skin may be breaking out more than ever before. Dr Kiran Sethi of Isya Aesthetics shares how you can get rid of blackheads and prevent their return. 

As winter rolls in and particle pollution go out of control, your skin may be breaking out more than ever before. Dr Kiran&nbsp;Sethi&nbsp;of Isya&nbsp;Aesthetics shares&nbsp;how you can get rid of blackheads and prevent their return.&nbsp;

Blackheads&nbsp;are small bumps that appear on the skin due to clogged hair follicles. These bumps are called blackheads because the surface looks dark or black. Blackheads are a mild type of&nbsp;acne&nbsp;that usually form on the face, but they can also appear in other parts of the body.&nbsp;
As winter rolls in and particle pollution go out of control, your skin may be breaking out more than ever before. Dr Kiran&nbsp;Sethi&nbsp;of Isya&nbsp;Aesthetics shares&nbsp;how you can get rid of blackheads and prevent their return.&nbsp;

With toxic air on the rise across the globe, anti-pollution skincare is the new beauty trend that's trying to combat the issue.

Trend or necessity: Have you tried anti-pollution skincare?

With toxic air on the rise across the globe, anti-pollution skincare is the new beauty trend that's trying to combat the issue.

Air pollution doesn't just&nbsp;wreak havoc on your body, it can also make your skin look duller and cause other skin and hair&nbsp;issues.&nbsp;With toxic air on the rise across global cities and states, there is a new skincare trend that's trying to combat at least some of the issues. 'Anti-pollution' makeup is becoming popular.
SEE MORE&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/beauty-oils-here-is-why-you-need-to-get-them-on-board-your-skincare-routine-1626004145569">Beauty Oils: Here is why you need to get them on board your skincare routine!</a>
The anti-pollution face masks have the ability to counter pollution-related skin issues like inflammation and skin blemishes. Brands often use clay to draw out dirt from the skin or gentle acids to exfoliate the skin.
Serums that clear your complexion and tonics that add a natural glow are also believed to help in pollution-proofing your skin.

Experts believe that using multiple ingredients together causes issues as the drugs may be interacting with each other to create the problems.

Sunblocks with zinc oxide is harmful, according to new study

Check if your sunscreen is doing more harm than good

According to researchers, when zinc oxide is used beneath or on top of other organic sunscreens, it does not filter as much UV radiation compared to either product alone.

Sunblocks aren&rsquo;t just a cosmetic item for the summer months but a year-long must-have derma product to protect your skin from the ultraviolet rays of the sun. Sunblocks also protect against photoaging, which appears as dark spots, sagging skin and wrinkles.&nbsp;
However, a new study has found that in certain combinations, sunblocks may also have a harmful impact on the skin. Published in the journal&nbsp;Photochemical and Photobiological Sciences, the study discovered that sunscreens that contain zinc oxide may lose efficacy after two hours in the sun. Not just this, they may also become hazardous when combined with other chemicals present in most sunscreens.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/skin-icing-the-latest-skincare-trend-1631351654372">Skin Icing: The latest skincare trend!</a>
According to researchers, when zinc oxide is used beneath or on top of other organic sunscreens, it does not filter as much UV radiation compared to either product alone. A mixture degrades the organic UV filters thereby not only decreasing efficiency but also producing potentially hazardous byproducts.
Experts believe that using multiple ingredients together causes issues as the drugs may be interacting with each other to create the problems. However, they added that more randomised controlled studies needed to confirm the findings.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/explained-microneedling-the-new-way-to-get-youthful-skin-1627967167137">Explained: Microneedling: The new way to get 'youthful' skin</a>

Acne is not associated with teenage years only, as many people can get acne and pimples much later on in life – even during their 30s, 40s, or 50s.

Acne problems? Avoid these common mistakes for healthier skin

Acne is quite a common skin disorder, but there is a chance that you may have the urge to squeeze them or burst them or just obsess over them a lot more than needed.&nbsp;

If you are making these mistakes, then you are not nursing your acne right

Acne isn&rsquo;t a rare phenomenon and nearly 3 out of 5 people have faced the challenge of bumps popping all over their face at least once in their lifetime, according to a recent survey by the National Institute of Biotechnology in the&nbsp;USA.&nbsp; In fact, acne is not associated with teenage years only, as many people can get acne and pimples much later on in life &ndash; even during their 30s, 40s, or 50s.
There are many treatment options to help clear out acne but, in your quest for clear skin, we urge you to be careful and definitely steer clear of these&nbsp;common mistakes.
1. Excessive washing and scrubbing
(USE GIF&nbsp;2) Your mom might tell you to keep washing the dirt off your face for clearer skin. However, make sure to not vigorously (USE GIF&nbsp;1) do so using harsh face washes and face scrubs. This might worsen the condition as it can lead to skin irritation and cause severe inflammation.
2. Squeezing the pimples
It may be super tempting to pop that zit (USE GIF&nbsp;7), but please do not do so! It could lead to a scar or infection, or worsen your breakouts. The pimples might also pop from deep within the skin, and squeezing them can cause long-term redness and permanent depression in the skin.
3. Avoiding moisturizer
As opposed to the common belief that moisturizers might increase breakouts; a well-hydrated face (USE GIF&nbsp;9) can help clear your skin. You can use a non-comedogenic&nbsp;moisturizer as it will not cause pore blockage, reducing the&nbsp;chance of further breakouts.&nbsp;
4. Skipping sunscreen
One of the greatest sins is avoiding sunscreen for any reason whatsoever! (USE GIF&nbsp;5) And if you believe that sunscreen might affect your acne medication, then you must know that some acne meds make your skin more prone to infection due to the sun&rsquo;s UV rays, according to Georgetown University Medical Center in USA. So, save your skin and use ample sunscreen (USE GIF&nbsp;6)&nbsp;can be non-comedogenic) before stepping out.
5. Giving up too soon
Always remember that every skin type is different. If the product label claims to fix your acne problem overnight or in a fortnight, it's probably not going to happen. (USE GIF&nbsp;10) You need to have patience and not stress about the treatment not working. Stress will sometimes lead to further breakouts and you'll find yourself stuck in an endless cycle. So follow the routine (USE GIF&nbsp;11) as per your dermatologists&rsquo; advice and keep your calm!

Acne is a common&nbsp;skin disorder that leads to pimples and zits all over the face and sometimes even the body.&nbsp;

Acne isn&rsquo;t a rare phenomenon and nearly 3 out of 5 people have faced the challenge of bumps popping all over their face at least once in their lifetime, according to a recent survey by the National Center of Biotechnology in the&nbsp;USA.&nbsp; In fact, acne is not associated with teenage years only, as many people can get acne and pimples much later on in life &ndash; even during their 30s, 40s, or 50s.
There are many treatment options to help clear out acne but, in your quest for clear skin, we urge you to be careful and definitely steer clear of these&nbsp;common mistakes.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/these-foods-may-be-aggravating-your-skin-acne-1607242339223">These foods may be aggravating your skin acne!</a>
1. Excessive washing and scrubbing
Your mom might tell you to keep washing the dirt off your face for clearer skin. However, make sure to not vigorously&nbsp;do so using harsh face washes and face scrubs. This might worsen the condition as it can lead to skin irritation and cause severe inflammation.
2. Squeezing the pimples
It may be super tempting to pop that zit, but please do not do so! It could lead to a scar or infection, or worsen your breakouts. The pimples might also pop from deep within the skin, and squeezing them can cause long-term redness and permanent depression in the skin.
3. Avoiding moisturizer
As opposed to the common belief that moisturizers might increase breakouts; a well-hydrated face can help clear your skin. You can use a non-comedogenic&nbsp;moisturizer as it will not cause pore blockage, reducing the&nbsp;chance of further breakouts.&nbsp;
4. Skipping sunscreen
One of the greatest sins is avoiding sunscreen for any reason whatsoever! And if you believe that sunscreen might affect your acne medication, then you must know that some acne meds make your skin more prone to infection due to the sun&rsquo;s UV rays, according to Georgetown University Medical Center in USA. So, save your skin and use ample sunscreen (can be non-comedogenic) before stepping out.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/do-you-need-to-wear-sunscreen-at-home-1587736894900">Do you need to wear sunscreen at home?</a>
5. Giving up too soon
Always remember that every skin type is different. If the product label claims to fix your acne problem overnight or in a fortnight, it's probably not going to happen. You need to have patience and not stress about the treatment not working. Stress will sometimes lead to further breakouts and you'll find yourself stuck in an endless cycle. So follow the routine as per your dermatologists&rsquo; advice and keep your calm!

Microneedling is a collagen induction therapy which can be effectively used to treat acne marks, pigmentation, dilated pores, age-related spots and uneven skin tone. 

All you need to know about Microneedling, as told by an expert in the field

There's a new skin treatment on the block!
Microneedling&nbsp;is a collagen induced therapy, which employs the use of a dermaroller&nbsp;to prick the skin with very fine, small needles. We have got Dr. Sravya&nbsp;Tipirneni to answer all your questions about this new skin procedure.&nbsp;

Microneedling: The new way to get 'youthful' skin

VO- There's a new skin treatment on the block!
Microneedling&nbsp;is a collagen induced therapy, which employs the use of a dermaroller&nbsp;to prick the skin with very fine, small needles.&nbsp;The purpose of this treatment is to generate collagen and new skin tissue for smoother, firmer and more toned skin. Today we've got with us an expert to clear all your doubts regarding microneedling.&nbsp;
((Dr Sravya&nbsp;introducing herself and the topic of discussion))
Answer start and end:&nbsp;Hi, this is Dr Sravya....... in very simple terms
((Add name band))&nbsp;Dr Sravya&nbsp;Tipirneni, dermatologist
GFX&nbsp;1- What is Microneedling?&nbsp;
Answer start and end: In simpler words.... minimised pores and a better skin tone
((Add text gfx)) Collagen induction therapy
- even tone
- better texture
- minimised pores
- better skin tone
GFX&nbsp;2- What can be treated using microneedling?
Answer start and end:&nbsp;It could be used for just anti-aging.....stretch marks and so on
GFX&nbsp;3-&nbsp;What are the instruments used?
Answer start and end:&nbsp;In microneedling&nbsp;you have certain instruments.... which is causing extra collagen stimulation 
((Add text gfx))
- Derma&nbsp;roller
- Derma&nbsp;pen
- Microneedling&nbsp;Radio Frequency
GFX&nbsp;4- What does the procedure entail?
Answer start and end: These instruments consist of minute needles......not just experiment yourself at home
GFX&nbsp;5- Any post-procedure advice?
Answer start and end: Post the microneedling&nbsp;procedure....to the tea because that's where the outcome is determined
GFX&nbsp;6- Is it worth it?
Answer start and end: It is effective... going to suggest

Microneedling is a collagen&nbsp;induction therapy which can be effectively used to treat acne marks, pigmentation, dilated pores, age-related spots and uneven skin tone.&nbsp;

There's a new skin treatment on the block!
Microneedling&nbsp;is a collagen induced therapy, which employs the use of a dermaroller&nbsp;to prick the skin with very fine, small needles.&nbsp;The purpose of this treatment is to generate collagen and new skin tissue for smoother, firmer and more toned skin. Today we've got with us an expert to clear all your doubts regarding microneedling.&nbsp;

Derived from natural products, here are the benefits of some natural beauty oils that will help heal and hydrate your skin, leaving it flawless.

Beauty Oils: Know the benefits and add beauty oils to your skincare routine

Derived from natural products, beauty oils come with numerous healing and hydrating powers that can leave you with flawless skin. Here are some natural oils that will be worth both your time and effort.

Beauty Oils: Here is why you need to get them on board your skincare routine!

Derived from natural products, beauty oils come with numerous healing and hydrating powers that can leave you with flawless skin.&nbsp;
Applied topically over the&nbsp;face and body, beauty oils can help brighten your skin, keep it moisturised and treat any skin issues you might be suffering from. So, here are some natural oils that will be worth both your time and effort.
MARULA OIL
Derived from the fruit of the marula tree, the oil is rich in fatty acids and antioxidants. It helps protect the skin against sun damage, reduces dryness and also inflammation. The oil is multipurpose as it can be used on both your skin and hair.
TEA TREE OIL
Also known as melaleuca oil, it helps remove toxins, treat acne and soothe skin inflammation. It also has several anti-bacterial properties which can help heal wounds.
ARGAN OIL
Also known as &ldquo;liquid gold&rdquo;, argan oil comes packed with vitamin E, essential fatty acids and antioxidants. The presence of omega-3 fatty acids helps promote collagen production and leaves the skin plump and radiant.
COCONUT OIL
Full of vitamin E and fatty acids, coconut oil helps protect and moisturise dry, cracked and patchy skin. It has both antibacterial and antifungal properties that help protect both skin and hair.
ROSEHIP OIL
Extracted from the seeds of rose bushes, rosehip oil is full of vitamins A, B1, B2, B3, C and K and some essential fatty acids like omega-3. When used topically, it helps hydrate and heal simultaneously.
Also Watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/rosehip-oil-who-is-this-new-kid-on-the-skincare-block-1625125932493" target="_blank">Rosehip Oil: Who is this new kid on the skincare block?</a>
Apart from being beneficial for the skin these beauty oils are not only easily available but are also pocket-friendly. So, why don't you go ahead and quickly add them to your beauty and skincare routine. But be warned, only use what your skin or hair needs, nothing less and nothing more.&nbsp;
Also Watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/monsoon-skincare-expert-tips-to-prevent-skin-infections-1597473444669" target="_blank">Monsoon skincare: expert tips to prevent skin infections</a>

Not happy with your current moisturizer? Does your skin feel dull or dry? Rosehip oil is that new addition your skincare routine needs. 

Rosehip Oil: Here are the benefits of adding rosehip oil to your skincare routine!

Extracted from the seeds of rose bushes, rosehip oil comes with several skin-loving benefits.&nbsp;Full of vitamins A, B1, B2, B3, C and K and some essential fatty acids like omega-3, rosehip&nbsp;oil is the new skincare product on the block!

Rosehip Oil: Who is this new kid on the skincare block?

Extracted from the seeds of rose bushes, rosehip oil comes with several skin-loving benefits. But before we dive into the benefits, it is important to know that rosehip oil is different from rose oil. Rose oil comes from the rose petals whereas rosehip oil is derived from the seeds.
Full of vitamins A, B1, B2, B3, C and K and some essential fatty acids like omega-3, rosehip oil helps hydrate and heal simultaneously.
When applied topically it helps to do all these wonderful things.&nbsp;
MOISTURISES
The presence of fatty acids in rosehip oil helps make it a perfect moisturiser. It penetrates the skin and keeps it moisturised and hydrated for long. &nbsp;
HELPS WITH FINE LINES AND WRINKLES&nbsp;
Want to delay getting&nbsp;fine lines and wrinkles? Rosehip oil might come to the rescue! The cocktail of anti-inflammatory acids, vitamin A and vitamin C helps boost collagen production which as a result increases skin elasticity.&nbsp;
EXFOLIATES
Rosehip oil is a natural exfoliator that can leave you with glowing skin. While vitamin A helps provide exfoliating properties, vitamin C helps regenerate and brighten the skin.
SOOTHES IRRITATION AND INFLAMMATION
Does skin sensitivity, irritated skin and acne leave you worried? Then the anti-inflammatory properties in rosehip oil might help fight these woes. This vitamin-packed oil goes easy on irritated and sensitive skin and soothes it with some healing powers.
Looking at these brilliant benefits, rosehip oil is sure to find a spot in your everyday skincare routine.
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&nbsp;

Not happy with your current moisturizer? Does your skin feel dull or dry? Rosehip&nbsp;oil is that new addition your skincare routine needs. Apply and massage it like any other oil and watch it do wonders!&nbsp;&nbsp;

Extracted from the seeds of rose bushes, rosehip oil comes with several skin-loving benefits. But before we dive into the benefits, it is important to know that rosehip oil is different from rose oil. Rose oil comes from the rose petals whereas rosehip oil is derived from the seeds.
Full of vitamins A, B1, B2, B3, C and K and some essential fatty acids like omega-3, rosehip oil helps hydrate and heal simultaneously.
When applied topically it helps to do all these wonderful things.&nbsp;
<h3>MOISTURISES</h3>
The presence of fatty acids in rosehip oil helps make it a perfect moisturiser. It penetrates the skin and keeps it moisturised and hydrated for long. &nbsp;
<h3>HELPS WITH FINE LINES AND WRINKLES&nbsp;</h3>
Want to delay getting&nbsp;fine lines and wrinkles? Rosehip oil might come to the rescue! The cocktail of anti-inflammatory acids, vitamin A and vitamin C helps boost collagen production which as a result increases skin elasticity.&nbsp;
<h3>EXFOLIATES</h3>
Rosehip oil is a natural exfoliator that can leave you with glowing skin. While vitamin A helps provide exfoliating properties, vitamin C helps regenerate and brighten the skin.
Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/monsoon-skincare-expert-tips-to-prevent-skin-infections-1597473444669" target="_blank">Monsoon skincare: expert tips to prevent skin infections</a>
<h3>SOOTHES IRRITATION AND INFLAMMATION</h3>
Does skin sensitivity, irritated skin and acne leave you worried? Then the anti-inflammatory properties in rosehip oil might help fight these woes. This vitamin-packed oil goes easy on irritated and sensitive skin and soothes it with some healing powers.
Looking at these brilliant benefits, rosehip oil is sure to find a spot in your everyday <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/after-bieber-beauty-setback-hailey-bieber-to-launch-skincare-brand-rhode-1612438268213" target="_blank">skincare</a> routine.

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When it comes to nails, there is no limit to how creative you can get! Here are some of the coolest nail manicures that you can try in 2019. Move over boring beige, this year is all about playing with art and variations in texture. Jelly nails were everywhere in 2018 and the see-through nail trend is only going to get bigger. Slogans and logos are a huge fashion trend and the wordy look translates seamlessly into graphic manicures. 

When it comes to nails, there is no limit to how creative you can get! Here are some of the coolest nail manicures that you can try in 2019. Move over boring beige, this year is all about playing with art and variations in texture. Jelly nails were everywhere in 2018 and the see-through nail trend is only going to get bigger. Slogans and logos are a huge fashion trend and the wordy look translates seamlessly into graphic manicures. 

Tea tree oil is a popular oil to use for skin remedies. This essential oil comes from the leaves of a small tree native to Queensland and New South Wales in Australia. 

Tea tree oil just might be the bff your skin needs!

Tea tree oil is a popular oil to use for skin remedies.

Tea tree oil is a popular oil to use for skin remedies.

Tea tree oil is a popular oil to use for skin remedies. This essential oil comes from the leaves of a small tree native to Queensland and New South Wales in Australia. The oil not only helps treat certain skin conditions but also promotes wound healing.
Because of its anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties, Tea tree oil can be incorporated to treat several skin issues such as acne, itching and inflammation. The use of this oil is believed&nbsp; to calm redness and swelling. Dilute a few drops of tea tree oil into your face wash or moisturiser and feel the difference.
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Naturali, a new personal care brand has a daily purifying facewash&nbsp;which leverages these mighty properties of tea tree. Their product is a super blend of tea tree and avocado. Tea tree helps neutralise&nbsp;pimple causing bacteria&nbsp;and avocado helps soothe and moisturise your skin, giving you clear, glowing skin.&nbsp;
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Going the sulfate-free (shampoo) way might be one of the best ways to keep your hair healthy. 

Bye-bye sulfates, hello gorgeous hair! All you need to know to keep your hair healthy

The term sulfate-free&nbsp;shampoo has created a lot of buzz lately, but have you ever wondered what sulfate-free actually means?

The term sulfate-free&nbsp;shampoo has created a lot of buzz lately, but have you ever wondered what sulfate-free actually means?
Sulfate is formed when sulphuric acid reacts with other chemicals. It is considered to be a great cleaning agent but is it really good for your hair?
The primary purpose of sulfate is to produce a rich lather to help remove grime, oil, and dirt from your hair. They are aggressive detergents that may strip your hair of its natural moisture and can be extremely harsh&nbsp;on the scalp and may cause irritation. One is advised not to use sulfate shampoos as it makes your hair dry, rough, and brittle.
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If you have coloured hair, sulfate-free shampoos are a blessing, these are gentle on the hair and won't strip it of its color too fast. They are much milder and can help you control scalp inflammation and are gentle for your eyes too.
Sulfate-free shampoos are environment friendly as they are made of plant derivatives. There are plenty of benefits of using a sulfate-free shampoo, hence, many people opt for it. The best way to find out if you are using such a shampoo is by reading the labels.
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French luxury behemoth Chanel has raised prices of some of its most popular handbags yet again.

Luxury brand Chanel is raising prices, limiting sales. Here's why

French luxury brand Chanel&nbsp;is on a price-hiking spree!
Chanel&nbsp;classic flap bag (small) 60% price hike since Nov 2019 Current price: $8,200 (₹6,18,000)
Chanel&nbsp;classic flag bag (large) Price in Dec '21:&nbsp;$9,500 (₹7,15,000) Price in June '21: $7,400 (₹5,57,000)
Chanel's&nbsp;medium flap bag costs $115 more than&nbsp;Herm&egrave;s' Birkin
Why is Chanel going gaga with price hikes?
Exchange-rate fluctuations Production cost changes Maintenance&nbsp;of global price parity
Chanel'&nbsp;flap bag &gt;&gt;&gt; Herm&egrave;s'&nbsp;Birkin, Kelly
Luxury works overtime to&nbsp;&lsquo;limit&rsquo; sales
Building FOMO Only one bag per customer in one month (or year)
Purchase&nbsp;&lsquo;quotas&rsquo; are common in the&nbsp;luxury&nbsp;world&nbsp; Chanel,&nbsp;Herm&egrave;s, Rolex, Louis Vuitton

French luxury behemoth Chanel has raised prices of some of its&nbsp;most popular handbags yet again.

Perhaps taking a page out of the petrol hike rule book, French luxury behemoth Chanel has raised prices of some of its&nbsp;most popular handbags yet again.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Although price adjustments are a common practice once a year,&nbsp;this is&nbsp;Chanel&rsquo;s&nbsp;fourth or fifth price hike on&nbsp;certain&nbsp;products since the start of the pandemic.
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For instance, the price of Chanel&rsquo;s&nbsp;small classic flap bag&nbsp;has increased by 60 per cent since November 2019, now costing $8,200 or around&nbsp;₹6,18,000.&nbsp;The larger variant of the same bag costs&nbsp;$9,500 (₹7,15,000), up from $7,400 (₹5,57,000) in June 2021.
For&nbsp;some&nbsp;perspective, the infamously expensive Birkin&nbsp;by&nbsp;French luxury brand&nbsp;Herm&egrave;s&nbsp;now costs about $115 (₹8,600), less than the medium-sized Chanel flap bag.
<h3>Why is Chanel going gaga with price hikes?&nbsp;&nbsp;</h3>
Chanel says the hikes are in response to unspecified exchange-rate fluctuations, changes in production costs and to ensure its handbags cost roughly the same around the world.
Industry experts say essentially&nbsp;Chanel&nbsp;wants&nbsp;to become more exclusive, as part of an effort to become as or even more iconic than the Birkin or Kelly bag by&nbsp;long-time&nbsp;rival Herm&egrave;s.
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<h3>Luxury works overtime to &lsquo;limit&rsquo; sales&nbsp;&nbsp;</h3>
In recent years, luxury brands like Chanel have even placed limits on the number of products a customer can purchase&nbsp;at a given time.&nbsp;Although the limits don&rsquo;t seem to be in place for every city, reports say that at least in Paris, New York and&nbsp;Korea, you can only buy one&nbsp;Chanel&nbsp;bag in a month.
In an effort to gain some control on the burgeoning resale market, similar purchase &lsquo;quotas&rsquo; are&nbsp;employed&nbsp;by other luxury players like&nbsp;Herm&egrave;s, Rolex and Louis Vuitton&nbsp;on select products of high resale value.&nbsp;
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Titled Zara Atelier, the new venture will release only two limited edition collections a year.  

Zara Atelier: Zara’s new coat line is expensive but is it luxury?

Fast-fashion giant Zara is embracing high-end craftsmanship
GFX//&nbsp;Zara&nbsp;Atelier... (VO:&nbsp;Titled Zara Atelier, the new venture&nbsp;will release only two limited edition collections a year to be sold in select online and offline stores globally.)&nbsp;
Zara&nbsp;Atelier's first capsule features 6 opulent cocktail coats
Cost:&nbsp;US$400 to US$600 (or Rs. 30,000 to 45,000)
Feature couture-style details like feather trims, embroidery &amp; more
GFX// Is Zara&nbsp;using the Atelier... (VO: ...trend-focused brand&rsquo;s answer to&nbsp;high-end fashion...)
Photography by Paolo Roversi; known for his&nbsp;high-end work
The luxury of Zara&nbsp;Atelier may be limited to its 'look'
Most of the coats are&nbsp;made with&nbsp;polyester, viscose,&nbsp;acrylic
GFX//&nbsp;Zara&nbsp;is using&nbsp;the language... (VO: ...but rather just&nbsp;using the language of luxury to tap into the shopper&rsquo;s....)&nbsp;
Prioritising products that 'look'&nbsp;sophisticated &amp; luxurious

Titled Zara Atelier, the new venture&nbsp;will release only two limited edition collections a year.&nbsp;&nbsp;

As shoppers develop a distaste for fast fashion, the sector&rsquo;s biggest household brand Zara&nbsp;is embracing high-end craftsmanship&nbsp;with its latest project.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Titled Zara Atelier, the new venture&nbsp;will release only two limited edition collections a year to be sold in select online and offline stores globally.&nbsp;
The first&nbsp;line from the Atelier is a capsule of six opulent&nbsp;coats. Costing around US$400 to US$600 (or Rs. 30,000 to 45,000), the&nbsp;dreamy cocktail coats are made using premium fabrics with couture-style detailing like&nbsp;satin piping, marabou feather trims, intricate embroidery and&nbsp;tons of&nbsp;sequins.&nbsp;
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The Zara Atelier is no doubt&nbsp;the trend-focused brand&rsquo;s answer to&nbsp;high-end fashion. But a closer look at the coats, photographed by industry veteran Paolo&nbsp;Reversi, shows that&nbsp;luxury is more in the looks of the collection than the actual construction.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Of the six, only one coat is made with 75 per cent wool while the rest range from 5 to 55 per cent&nbsp;wool.&nbsp;The pieces are primarily made with&nbsp;polyester, viscose, polyamide and acrylic.
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From the mid-tier pricing and construction,&nbsp;it appears that&nbsp;Zara is not entering the luxury market but rather just&nbsp;using the language of luxury to tap into the shopper&rsquo;s need for&nbsp;sophisticated and luxurious-looking products.
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Even if you buy from ‘responsible’ leather brands, there is no guarantee that the leather is deforestation-free, says a new report.

Buying leather products from these brands? You’re probably promoting deforestation

Even if you buy&nbsp;from&nbsp;&lsquo;responsible&rsquo; leather&nbsp;brands, there is no guarantee that the leather is deforestation-free, says a new report.

Even if you buy&nbsp;from&nbsp;&lsquo;responsible&rsquo; leather&nbsp;brands, there is no guarantee that the leather is deforestation-free, says a new report by Stand.earth, a supply chain research firm.
Some of the big names found to have multiple connections with Amazon deforestation include H&amp;M, Zara, Adidas, Nike, New Balance, UGG,&nbsp;Coach, LVMH, Prada&nbsp;and Fendi.&nbsp;
Deep-diving into the complex web of fashion&rsquo;s global supply chains, the&nbsp;data claims that&nbsp;22 of&nbsp;the&nbsp;74&nbsp;are&nbsp;potentially breaching&nbsp;their own&nbsp;policies against&nbsp;sourcing leather&nbsp;with&nbsp;deforestation&nbsp;links.
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At least 50 brands have multiple supply-chain links to the largest Brazilian leather exporter, JBS, which is&nbsp;known to engage in Amazon deforestation.&nbsp;&nbsp;
While JBS is the&nbsp;largest&nbsp;leather exporter, the deforestation problem is endemic to the entire Brazilian leather industry, claims the report.
Why do brands use deforestation leather?&nbsp;
The report says that&nbsp;brands are not&nbsp;necessarily&nbsp;choosing&nbsp;deforestation leather,&nbsp;but&nbsp;working with manufacturers and tanneries that source from&nbsp;non-transparent&nbsp;supply chains, and that is a huge&nbsp;part of the&nbsp;problem.
Should we just switch to vegan leather?&nbsp;
As more vegan, lab-grown leather alternatives crop up, you might think 'pleather' is the solution. But most vegan leather in the market is made from plastic, which is a fossil-fuel product. A better solution would be responsible production in much smaller batches along with investment in biodegradable and natural leather alternatives.
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