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Halloween is right around the corner and we've got you a latest makeup look that you can easily carry to your next spooky party.

Vampire skin makeup: Cue the Twilight soundtrack and go out as Edward Cullen this Halloween 

Halloween is right around the corner and we've got you a latest makeup look that you can easily carry to your next spooky party.

Remember Edward Cullen from Twilight Saga? Yep, we do too and still can't get over that glittery face! Well, Halloween is right around the corner and we've got you a latest makeup look that you can easily carry to your next spooky party.
All thanks to TikTok user August Sombatkamra, Vampire skin is trending on social media with more than 1.8 million views and counting.&nbsp;
Learn how to get vampire skin finish
Take foundation, highlighter and eye shadow at the back of your hand, mix it well and then apply it to your face. Ta-dah!! Your skin is ready to glow like diamonds.&nbsp;
So, after you get all decked up for the Halloween party, don't forget to showcase your glitter-infused complexion.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/skintellectuals-swear-by-moisture-sandwiching-know-how-it-works-1664694920545">Skintellectuals swear by moisture sandwiching; know how it works!</a>

The trend involves mixing up salt and water to form a face spray that helps to treat acne and other skin conditions. 

Can salt water cleansing clear up acne? Watch to Find out! 

Could spraying your face with salt water actually clear up acne? Find out!

The trend involves mixing up salt and water to form a face spray that helps to treat acne and other skin conditions.&nbsp;

After skin fasting, skin cycling and moisture sandwiching, skintellectuals are trying and testing salt water cleansing, the newest skincare trend doing rounds on social media.
As the name suggests, the trend involves mixing up salt and water to form a face spray that apparently helps treat acne and other skin conditions. But does it really work? Let's find out!&nbsp;
Known for its anti-inflammatory properties, salt might act as a natural cleanser that balances oil production and removes clogged pores. But according to skin experts, using salt water daily has more damaging effects than curing. It can dehydrate the skin and create unnecessary oils that may lead to breakouts.&nbsp;
So, it's better to enjoy salt only in your food and keep it away from your skin!
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Post winters our skin becomes extra sensitive and is more prone to dryness. Our hands feel rough due to frequent washing. Adapt these three steps to keep them soft.

Spring skincare: Keep your skin away from dryness post winters; adapt these three steps

Post winters our skin becomes extra sensitive and is more prone to dryness. Our hands feel rough due to frequent washing. Adapt these three steps to keep them soft.

Spring season is here and with it comes dry and lifeless skin. Our hands become dry due to frequent washing with soap, so today we will share some tips to keep your hands soft.&nbsp;
<h3>Three steps for soft hands</h3>
Coconut oil&nbsp;
Coconut oil is used in every household because it has many benefits, one of which is to keep the skin hydrated. Apply a few drops of coconut oil on your hands twice a day and relieve the dryness.&nbsp;
Aloe vera gel&nbsp;
Aloe vera cools the skin and it makes you feel fresh. You can use this to remove the dryness of your hands. Apply aloe vera gel on your hands like a mask for 10 minutes and then wash it with plain water.&nbsp;
Moisturiser/Body lotion&nbsp;
During the day, we keep washing our hands again and again due to which no cream can stay on the hands. Therefore, before going to bed at night, apply a thick layer of moisturizer or body lotion on your hands.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a title="Castor oil: Know the benefits of this wonder oil for skin and hair" href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/castor-oil-know-the-benefits-of-this-wonder-oil-for-skin-and-hair-1672043394519">Castor oil: Know the benefits of this wonder oil for skin and hair</a>

Cloud skin trend makes sure to give something in between dewy and matte makeup, and here's how you can do it too. 

Cloud skin is the latest trend that might give you glow like Renaissance painting

Cloud skin trend makes sure to give something in between dewy and matte makeup, and here's how you can do it too.&nbsp;

Skincare is one of the most trending topics on social media and with a new day comes a new trend. Currently, the 'cloud skin' trend has taken over the internet. This skin trend makes sure to give something in between dewy and matte makeup, and here's how you can do it too.&nbsp;
<h3>How to get cloud skin?</h3>
In this, you need to prep your skin well with face oil and in the next step, use a dewy foundation and blend it well. Then you need to use powder and apply it on the points like the centre of the forehead, under-eye area, jawline and on the inner corner of the eyes. Set it well and then finish your look with a highlighter and blush. And, yes! You have absolutely nailed the cloud skin trend.&nbsp;
<h3>How did the cloud skin term come to light?</h3>
The term cloud skin has been coined by Dominic Skinner, the MAC global makeup artist. In an interview, Dominic said that "it is all about specifically placed powder, a touch of foundation, and facial oil to prime the skin."
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Dr. Kiran Sethi from Isya Aesthetics shares tips and tricks on which sunscreen should you use during Holi festivities. Keep watching and take notes!

Holi 2022: Which sunscreen should you use? Keep the following in mind for Holi beauty care

Which sunscreen should you use during Holi festivities? Find out!

Dr.&nbsp;Kiran Sethi from Isya Aesthetics shares tips and tricks on which sunscreen should you use during Holi&nbsp;festivities.&nbsp;Keep watching and take notes!

Which sunscreen&nbsp;should you use? A gel-based one or a silicone one?&nbsp;Keep the following in mind for your Holi beauty care.&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/holi-2022-follow-these-simple-yet-effective-tips-to-take-care-of-your-skin-and-hair-this-holi-1647086820333">Holi 2022: Follow these simple yet effective tips to take care of your skin and hair&nbsp;</a>
Dr.&nbsp;Kiran Sethi&nbsp;from Isya&nbsp;Aesthetics recommends&nbsp;using silicone sunscreen as it forms a good barrier on your skin. She adds that one must go for 100% mineral sunblocks with&nbsp;SPF 30 and above.
Wear a thick layer, at least 2 tablespoons and don't forget to reapply if you get wet!
Also watch:<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/holi-2022-here-s-how-to-make-organic-holi-colours-at-home-1647165158547">&nbsp;Holi 2022: Here's how to make organic Holi colours at home</a>

Approved by dermatologists, lip slugging can prevent dryness, protect the moisture barrier and boost skin glow. 

Lip slugging is the only thing you need this winter for dry & chapped lips

Approved by dermatologists, lip slugging can prevent dryness, protect moisture barrier and boost skin glow. 

Approved by dermatologists, lip slugging can prevent dryness, protect moisture barrier and boost skin glow.&nbsp;

With more than 600 million views on TikTok, lip slugging is the latest beauty trend you need this winter for dry &amp; chapped lips.&nbsp;
Approved by dermatologists, lip slugging is similar to skin slugging where a petroleum-based product is used to prevent dryness, protect moisture barrier and boost skin glow.&nbsp;
All you need to do is apply a thin, gentle and hydrating moisturising cream on your lips. Then, apply a thick layer of lip balm or petroleum jelly to seal the moisture and leave it on overnight.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/slugging-the-new-k-beauty-trend-taking-over-the-internet-1670232670194">Slugging: The new K-beauty trend taking over the internet</a>

Are you exfoliating your skin more than twice a week? If yes, then you are definitely causing more harm than good to your skin. Here’s how you can fix it. 

Here's how to know if you've over-exfoliated your skin and how to fix it 

Are you exfoliating your skin more than twice a week? If yes, then you are definitely causing more harm than good to your skin. Here&rsquo;s how you can fix it.&nbsp;

Skin exfoliation is as essential as other skincare regimes like cleansing and moisturising.&nbsp; But too much of anything can never do good to anyone, hence, one or twice a week is enough.&nbsp;
Overdoing it can lead to redness, dry skin, rough patches, skin irritation and rashes.&nbsp;
<h3>Here's how you can treat over-exfoliated skin</h3>
<ul>
<li>The first thing you should do is stop exfoliating your skin immediately</li>
<li>Applying an ice cube to your irritated skin can bring you some relief</li>
<li>Stop using products like foaming cleansers, retinol or anti-aging or anti-acne creams</li>
<li>Apply aloe vera extract to reduce redness and irritation</li>
<li>Use gentle moisturisers and chemical-free products</li>
<li>Restrain from makeup till the irritation subsides&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
Pro tip: Choose an exfoliant as per your skin type and always do a patch test before using any product.&nbsp;
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Castor oil is clear or pale yellow in colour and is a vegetable oil extracted from the seeds of castor oil plant found in tropical climates. 

Castor oil: Know the benefits of this wonder oil for skin and hair

Castor oil is clear or pale yellow in colour and is a vegetable oil extracted from the seeds of castor oil plant found in tropical climates.&nbsp;

Also known as a wonder oil, castor is one of the most common ingredients used in skin care products. Castor oil is clear or pale yellow in colour and is a vegetable oil extracted from the seeds of castor oil plant found in tropical climates.&nbsp;
<h3>Usage of castor oil for skin &nbsp;</h3>
<ul>
<li>Castor oil is rich in ricinoleic acid, a monounsaturated fatty acid, which is considered a natural skin moisturiser. &nbsp;</li>
<li>Castor oil also heals wounds and helps them dry out faster.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
<h3>Usage of castor oil for hair&nbsp;</h3>
<ul>
<li>Even though it is not proven that castor oil benefits in hair growth, ricinoleic acid present in it, improves the condition of hair.</li>
<li>Castor oil is also commonly used as a treatment for dandruff.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
Pro tip: Though castor oil helps locking moisture in the skin and is considered safe for most skin types, it might not suit some people. So, always visit a skin expert before starting to use it.&nbsp;
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The stunning lavender flowers not only look picturesque but the essential oil made from them also comes with powerful healing benefits for our body and skin

Lavender essential oil has many healing qualities for our skin and hair. Find out what they are

The stunning lavender flowers not only look picturesque but the essential oil made from them also comes with powerful healing benefits for our body and skin

Lavender flowers not only look pretty but their fragrance also improves our mood. But did you know that lavender essential oil has many healing qualities for skin and hair? Let us tell you:&nbsp;
For skin: 
Lavender oil has anti-bacterial and antifungal properties which help in removing acne, dark spots, scars and blemishes. The oil also provides relief from dry and itchy skin in winters. Lavender oil also heals skin rashes or any kind of swelling due to injuries or insect bites. The antioxidant properties of lavender oil can delay wrinkles if used regularly.&nbsp;
For hair:&nbsp;
Applying lavender oil helps in better quality of hair making it longer and thicker. Its antimicrobial properties help reducing dandruff and can treat hair lice.&nbsp;
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A dermatologist approved nighttime skincare routine for every skin type. 

Editorji Exclusive: Here's how to select nighttime skincare products

Cut back on the guesswork and follow dermatologist-backed advice on nighttime skincare products.

Morning routine is largely about the protection of skin
Evening routine is about the repair &amp; restoration of skin
Nighttime skincare routine naturally repairs &amp; restores skin

A dermatologist approved nighttime skincare routine for every skin type.&nbsp;

While your morning routine is largely about the protection of skin and prevention of any damage from sun exposure and environmental factors, your evening routine is about the repair and restoration of the health of your skin. Like much of your body, your skin too naturally repairs itself in the night while you sleep. A good nighttime skincare routine goes a long way in helping the natural repair and restore process of your skin.
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Know your skincare ingredients:
Antioxidants: These help control the melanin formation in your skin and also help decrease the formation of fine lines and wrinkles. The most common antioxidants for skincare are vitamin c derivatives.&nbsp;
Collagen Boosters: Collagen is a protein that helps keep your skin elastic and supple and hence staves off wrinkles. The most common collagen boosters are retinoids which are derivatives of vitamin A.
Moisture Penetrating Agents: These are ingredients like Hyaluronic Acid or Lecithin which can hold large quantities of moisture and help it penetrate into the deeper layers of the skin.
Barrier Improvement Agents: Ingredients like Ceramides and Lanolin improve the barrier function of the skin and thus reduce trans-epidermal water loss.
Humectants: These are ingredients like Glycerine&nbsp;which help attract moisture to the upper layer of skin from the deeper layers and also the atmosphere.
Emollients and Anti-inflammatories: These are ingredients like squalene which help soothe the skin and reduce any inflammation.
A skincare routine should be based on the type of skin you have and its current state. These are the ingredients&nbsp;Dr. Sejal Saheta suggests for different skin types, take a look!
For dry skin: You will need a moisturizer that is generally thicker in consistency and prevents any moisture loss. In addition, the moisturizer should have ingredients like Hyaluronic Acid which provides for deeper moisture penetration.
For oily skin or combination skin: In this case, use only non-comedogenic products which do not block your pores and give rise to acne. You can also use higher-strength serums or creams with both antioxidants and retinoids.
For aged skin: Your nighttime skincare products should have a focus on collagen and elastin regeneration. Hence, products that are based on retinoids and peptides which boost protein regeneration are your best bet.&nbsp;
For pigmented/Patchy skin: Your skincare product should focus on control and reduction of melanin generation. Hence, the product should be rich in antioxidants like vitamin C or glutathione.
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(Inputs from Dr. Sejal Saheta, Dermatologist and Veneorologist, InUrSkn)

We know that blue light rays from phones and computers are harmful for our eyes. But according to experts, these rays might have adverse effects on our skin too.

Not only our eyes, but blue light rays emitted from electronic devices could have adverse effect on our skins too; know more

We know that blue light rays from phones and computers are harmful for our eyes. But according to experts, these rays might have adverse effects on our skin too.  

We know that blue light rays from phones and computers are harmful for our eyes. But according to experts, these rays might have adverse effects on our skin too. &nbsp;

We are living in an era where a life without screens is unimaginable. From phones to laptops to tablets, we constantly spend hours looking at screens which emit harmful blue light rays. We surely know that these rays are harmful for our eyes. But according to experts, besides our eyes, these rays might have adverse effects on our skin too. &nbsp;
Effects of blue light rays on skin:&nbsp;
Excessive blue light exposure may cause premature ageing of skin and may also cause hyperpigmentation, melasma and age spots. According to dermatologists, discolouration of skin and loss of skin elasticity are also some of the effects of this light on our skin.&nbsp;
Ways to protect our skin from these rays:&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Tinted sunscreens that&rsquo;s used for protecting skin from UV rays can also be used for protection from blue light rays. &nbsp;</li>
<li>Cover your devices with anti-blue light screen guards that you can easily buy online. &nbsp;</li>
<li>Go to your device&rsquo;s settings and change it to night mode permanently or to &lsquo;eye comfort shield&rsquo; available in some devices. This comparatively reduces the effects of blue light rays.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
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As winters are here, so is dry, flaky skin and looks like in this chilly weather, only moisturising the skin is not enough; know what is dry brushing and how it works.

Winter Care: Moisturising not enough this winter; try 'dry brushing'. Know what it is and how it works

As winters arrive, dry and flaky skin are huge concerns. Looks like this winter moisturising is not enough for the skin; try 'dry brushing'. Know what it is and how it works.

As winters arrive, dry and flaky skin are huge concerns. Looks like this winter moisturising is not enough for the skin; try 'dry brushing'. Know what it is and how it works.

Winter season not only brings cosiness, but also ends up giving dry, flaky skin. Those who struggle with it always keep moisturisers handy but what if we tell you that it's not enough. 'Dry brushing' is mandatory too. Wondering, what it is? Here is a complete guide on this exfoliation method that skin enthusiasts are swearing by, this winter:
<h3>What is dry brushing?</h3>
Dry brushing is an exfoliation method and is more like a body massage with a dry, stiff-bristled brush that helps to get rid of flaky skin. It is believed that this process increases blood circulation and helps in detoxification. It should be done before bathing.
<h3>How to do dry brushing?</h3>
Before taking shower, start the process by rubbing your feet with the brush and work your way upwards in long strokes. Take a shower afterwards and moisturise your body thoroughly.&nbsp;
The brush should always be rinsed after every use and be dried under the sun.&nbsp;
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Another day another beauty hack and this time it's fork contouring; know how it works. 

Fork contouring is the latest makeup fad and it’s pretty effective, take a look! 

Another day another beauty hack and this time it's fork contouring; know how it works.&nbsp;
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Using cutlery as a makeup tool isn&rsquo;t new, People using spoons to apply eyeshadows is pretty common. And now there&rsquo;s another viral hack doing rounds on social media; fork contouring. Yes, people are contouring their faces with a fork, and it actually looks good. Know how it works.
Keep the fork as a contouring stencil on your nose. Then, use the central gap to run a thin line of highlighter and other gaps for bronzer or contour. Now, blend it and see the magic!&nbsp;
Apart from nose contouring, several makeup influencers are applying their full base using a fork, yep, that's concealer, foundation, bronzer, blush and highlighter.&nbsp;
So, if you can't get the nose contouring proportions right, this might just be the beauty hack for you!&nbsp;
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Strawberry legs are hyperpigmented dots that appear at the site of a hair follicle. While they are common after shaving, they can also be caused by clogged pores or a build-up of dead skin cells. 

Tired of strawberry legs? Here's how you can get rid of it! 

Strawberry legs are hyperpigmented dots that appear at the site of a hair follicle. Though they mostly occur after shaving, they can also be caused by clogged pores or a build-up of dead skin cells.&nbsp;

Have you ever noticed little dark spots on your legs after waxing or shaving? Chances are you have strawberry legs. But what exactly is it and how do you treat it? Let's find out!
<h3>What are strawberry legs?&nbsp;</h3>
Strawberry legs are hyperpigmented dots that appear at the site of a hair follicle. While they are commonly seen after shaving, they can also be caused by clogged pores or a build-up of dead skin cells.&nbsp;
<h3>How do you treat strawberry legs? &nbsp;&nbsp;</h3>
Treating strawberry legs is quite cost-effective. Regularly exfoliating the skin is one of the best treatments. Fresh yogurt along with oatmeal, honey and ground coffee act as a gentle yet effective exfoliator. Keeping the skin moisturised and soft will also help you get rid of teensy skin dots.&nbsp;
Dermatologists also recommend products containing salicylic acid or glycolic acid, if the condition persists.&nbsp;
<h3>How do you prevent strawberry legs from returning?</h3>
<ul>
<li>If you're prone to strawberry legs, try not to shave and swap to other methods of hair removal.</li>
<li>If you prefer shaving, avoid using the old or dull razor as it can quickly result in strawberry legs. Don't forget to use a moisturising shaving cream before using a razor as it might lessen the risk of skin rashes.</li>
<li>Hot wax and sugar wax can also help you get rid of strawberry legs as it opens the pores and removes hair from the roots.</li>
</ul>
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Have a look at some easy skincare tips to ensure a glowing and nourished skin during this hot and humid weather. 

Expert tips to take care of your skin during the monsoon season	

Have a look at some easy skincare tips to ensure a glowing and nourished skin during this hot and humid weather.&nbsp;

High humidity during monsoons, poses a problem, especially for those with oily or combination skins. Oily skin looks even more oily and dull, due to sweat and oil secretions being deposited on the skin. A sweaty skin also attracts dirt and pollutants from the air.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; Deep pore cleansing with facial scrubs is important, in order to keep the pores free of clogged oil and dirt. So, one should use a facial scrub twice a week. Apply it on the face and rub gently on the skin, using a circular motion. Then, rinse off with plenty of plain water. &nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/cannes-2022-take-cues-from-anne-hathaway-and-julia-roberts-on-how-to-keep-it-understated-yet-classy-1653398069098">Cannes 2022: Take cues from Anne Hathaway and Julia Roberts on how to keep it understated yet classy</a> &nbsp; For a homemade facial scrub, mix rice flour, or ground almonds with curd and pinch of turmeric. Do not apply scrub on pimples, acne or rash. Wash the face several times with plain water. Night time cleansing is a must, to remove the impurities that have collected on the skin during the day.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; A flower-based skin tonic or freshener is a boon in humid weather. Rose water is a natural toner. Keep skin tonic or rose water in the fridge and wipe the face with it, using cotton wool pads. It is extremely refreshing and also tightens the pores.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; In humid weather, the skin can be prone to blackheads and eruptions. A facial scrub should be used on the blackhead-prone areas. The scrub can also be applied on open pores and the marks left by acne. Mix oats with egg white and apply on the face twice a week. &nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/suffering-from-thyroid-these-are-the-foods-you-should-include-in-your-diet-1652860181664">Suffering from thyroid? These are the foods you should include in your diet</a> <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/suffering-from-thyroid-these-are-the-foods-you-should-include-in-your-diet-1652860181664">&nbsp;</a> If there is a rash, pimple or acne, wash the face with a medicated cleanser. Wipe with a skin tonic, or buy an astringent lotion and mix it with rose water in equal quantities. Keep in an airtight bottle in the fridge. Add a little rose water to sandalwood paste and apply on the rashes and eruptions. A handful of neem leaves can be simmered on very low fire in 4 cups of water for one hour. Leave it overnight. Strain and use the water to wash the face, the next morning. Make a paste of the leaves and apply on the affected areas.&nbsp; &nbsp; If your skin is very oily, multani mitti may help to reduce the oiliness. Mix it with rose water into a paste and apply on the face, washing it off when it dries. For a monsoon face mask, mix 3 teaspoons oatmeal with egg white and one teaspoon each of honey and curd. If you don&rsquo;t want to use egg white, add rose water or orange juice. Apply it on the face and wash it off after half an hour. Use it twice a week. Dry and powdered lemon and orange peels can also be added to face packs.&nbsp; &nbsp; During the monsoons, the body loses fluids through sweat. Remember to drink more fluids to keep the system flushed. Drink plenty of lemonade and fresh fruit juices, apart from water. Avoid heavy starchy meals. Include salads, fruits, sprouts and yoghurt in your daily diet. &nbsp; &nbsp; Inputs by Shahnaz Husain, beauty and skincare expert

Check out the ingredients that help in dealing with age-related problems and fulfil your anti-ageing needs. 

Editorji Exclusive: These are the ingredients to look for when buying anti-ageing products 

Check out the ingredients that help in dealing with age-related problems and fulfil your anti-ageing needs.&nbsp;

Ageing is inevitable, so one should choose the right skincare product and give their skin all the TLC it deserves. However, with so many anti-ageing products on the market, buying the most authentic and suitable products for your anti-ageing needs can get challenging.
Here is a list of some Derm-recommended ingredients you must look for in your anti-ageing skincare.&nbsp;&nbsp;
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Apple stem cells&nbsp;
Apple stem cells are capable of penetrating numerous skin layers and self-renewal. They also regenerate skin tissue, delay signs of skin ageing and reduce wrinkles by up to 15 percent.
Hyaluronic acid&nbsp;
The key benefit of hyaluronic acid is its ability to retain moisture which is a blessing for dry and dehydrated skin. It boosts skin elasticity; and gives you a fresh, dewy look. It is also a natural humectant used in multiple premium skin products. Additionally, it helps reduce fine lines and wrinkles with unmatched efficacy and is thus considered an excellent anti-ageing ingredient.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Pomegranate&nbsp;
Pomegranate has been used in ancient texts and is known for its exceptional benefits for the skin. Rich in polyphenols like anthocyanins, ellagic acid, and many other plant polyphenols, its extract encourages collagen production and prevents premature ageing.&nbsp;&nbsp;
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Vitamin C&nbsp;
Vitamin C is a popular antioxidant that reduces pigmentation and brightens the complexion. It also stimulates collagen production and strengthens skin defence against environmental stressors like the harmful effects of sun damage to keep your skin protected and youthful.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Pullulan&nbsp;
It is derived from red algae and acts as an antioxidant. Pullulan shields the skin surface against moisture loss, salt stress and UV radiation. It is also an instant skin-tightening agent and thus considered an ideal ingredient for anti-ageing products.&nbsp;
Inputs by&nbsp;Dr Geetika Goel, Consultant at Clinic Dermatech&nbsp;

The monsoon season can intensify skin problems and make your skin look dull and sticky. Check out some expert ways to get healthy skin during the rainy season. 

Editorji Exclusive: A guide to get healthy and glowing skin during monsoons 

The monsoon season can intensify skin problems and make your skin look dull and sticky. Check out some expert ways to get healthy skin during the rainy season.&nbsp;

As seasons change, it&rsquo;s important to amend your skincare routines. This is much more essential during monsoons as the humidity level rises and weather gets unpredictable, bringing its share of challenges for the skin.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Varsha Ritu, according to Ayurveda disturbs the balance of Vata. Although the environment outside is damp and humid, the body compensates for this by an increase in air energy. Monsoon can make the skin sensitive and act out in extremes. Extreme oiliness or dryness depending on the other dosha dominance, a simple shift in daily routine can help you tide the monsoon effortlessly&nbsp;
Here are the most important skin care tips that you should follow to maintain your skin health during the monsoons:&nbsp;
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1. Cleanse your skin&nbsp;&nbsp;
Any skincare routine begins with the cleansing step. During monsoon season, your skin tends to become oily and sticky. It is recommended to use a mild and oil-free cleanser twice or thrice a day to clear the accumulated sebum, sweat, and dirt from your facial pores.&nbsp;&nbsp;
2. Use a toner&nbsp;
Use a toner to deal with rising humidity levels as the next step of your monsoon skincare routine. Toners help to maintain the optimum sebum levels in the skin while providing deeper cleansing to the skin pores. Natural toners containing ingredients such as rose water, mint, camphor, lemon, etc. can be a great choice for monsoon.&nbsp;
3. Exfoliate the skin&nbsp;
Exfoliating with natural scrubs helps to eliminate the dead skin and improves the absorption capacity of the skin. It is an important step in the skincare routine to prevent acne breakouts. However, exfoliate the skin only once a week if you have dry skin and twice or thrice a week if you have oily skin.&nbsp;&nbsp;
4. Moisturize well&nbsp;&nbsp;
No matter how your skin behaves during monsoon, never skip moisturizing it. Moisturizers help to keep your skin hydrated throughout the day while protecting it from pollutants. Especially, if you have dry skin, apply a light, hydrating, lotion-based moisturizer twice a day generously. You can opt for a lightweight, gel-based moisturizer if you have oily skin. Try to avoid heavy, cream-based moisturizers during the monsoon season.&nbsp;&nbsp;
5. Don't skip sunscreen&nbsp;
Never skip applying sunscreens even on rainy days, as it protects your skin from free radical damage and UV radiation. However, it is recommended to pick a lightweight, gel-based sunscreen that is not heavy on the skin.&nbsp;&nbsp;
6. Minimize makeup&nbsp;
While there is increased humidity in the surroundings during monsoon, your skin needs to breathe. Layering your skin with heavy makeup products may lead to clogging of pores, resulting in acne. Hence, it is recommended to apply minimal makeup while using good quality and non-comedogenic products during the rainy season.&nbsp;&nbsp;
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7. Avoid getting drenched in rain&nbsp;
Increased humidity in this season is the perfect environment for the growth of microbes. When your skin gets drenched in the rain, it encourages microbial activity in the skin, which may result in different fungal infections, and acne breakouts.&nbsp;
8. Keep your skin dry&nbsp;
During monsoon, the humidity in the air may cause dampness in certain regions of your body. This may invite certain types of fungal infections in the fold of the skin. To prevent it, you can rely on anti-fungal powders and pat dry those regions frequently using tissue.&nbsp;&nbsp;
9. Try Ayurvedic masks&nbsp;
Here is a DIY Ayurvedic mask that will help to maintain your facial skin health during monsoon:&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Mix coconut oil, rose water, and freshly made cucumber juice in equal amounts. Use this mixture to massage your skin twice or thrice a week to protect your skin during monsoons.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
Regardless of your skin type, following a proper skin care regimen that is created for your skin type during the monsoon is very important.&nbsp;
About the author:
Dr Zeel Gandhi is an Ayurvedic doctor and is a formulator for the&nbsp;Ayurvedic beauty &amp; wellness brand Vedix.

Rice water has many skin benefits. Check out the top 5 reasons to incorporate this magic ingredient in your skincare routine. 

 5 Reasons to add rice water to your skincare regime 

 5 Reasons to add rice water to your skin care regime 

Rice water has many skin benefits. Check out the top 5 reasons to incorporate this magic ingredient in your skincare routine.&nbsp;

Who would have fathomed that the leftover starchy liquid from boiling or soaking rice would have a myriad of benefits to the skin and hair? Since new-age skincare regimes have taken over the skincare industry by storm, there has been a rising demand for certain ingredients whose benefits are just now gaining the spotlight, and one such superhero ingredient is rice water.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
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An ingredient that can soothe irritated skin, it has the power to heal skin that has been damaged or irritated due to sunburn, prolonged sun exposure, and redness. Starch-rich rice water can also have a calming effect on skin that has been dried up due to various skin conditions like eczema.&nbsp;&nbsp;
<h3>Moisturizing benefits&nbsp;</h3>
A multi-faceted ingredient, rice water has moisturizing properties. While calming damaged and irritated skin, Rice water can also hydrate the skin, providing an added layer of moisture.&nbsp; Besides using it by itself, using a skincare product like a face wash would not only help in removing dirt from the skin but can also deliver extra hydration that the skin always craves!
<h3>Reduces oiliness &nbsp;</h3>
Rice water has natural astringent properties, which can make the skin taut and reduce the production of oil in the skin. This property makes rice water excellent for toning purposes. It can be used on the skin as it is, or with products that contain rice water as the main ingredient to enhance its benefits.
<h3>Brightens skin</h3>
Rice water packed with antioxidants, offers a healthy glow to the skin. Regular usage of skincare products enriched with the goodness of rice water helps protect and nourish the skin.&nbsp;&nbsp;
<h3>Anti-ageing benefits&nbsp;</h3>
Rice water has been proven to have the ability to repair and fight oxidative stress-related cell damage and ageing. The antioxidant activity, similar to that of Vitamin C, is based on in-vitro assays and more importantly has been shown to have excellent elastase (pro-oxidant enzyme), inhibitory effect. Rice water can impact the skin&rsquo;s suppleness and elasticity, which are directly related to wrinkles and fine lines on the skin.&nbsp;&nbsp;
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(Inputs by Dr Sridhar Rajam, Principal Scientist, CavinKare)&nbsp;

Clear and glowing skin is everyone’s dream. So, this summer, try these easy detox tips to achieve the perfect skin. 

Editorji Exclusive: Check out these effective summer detox tips for glowing skin 

The scorching heat and blazing sun can make your skin look dull and tired. It can also lead to rashes and tanning. The hot and humid weather can also make the skin greasy, and cause breakouts. Thus, the summer season is indeed a hard time for your skin. During this season, your skin requires extra TLC. &nbsp;
In an exclusive interaction with Editorji, Dr Geetika Goel from Clinic Dermatech, shared some effective summer detox tips to achieve the skin of your dreams!&nbsp;
Diet&nbsp;
Our skin needs extra measures in replenishing lost minerals and water in summer. Consider adding more berries, citrus fruits, beans, legumes, nuts, foods enriched with vitamin C, E, pre &amp; probiotics, and plenty of fluids to restore healthy skin.
Sunscreen&nbsp;
Some sunscreens contain chemicals&nbsp;that are toxic and allergenic for certain skin types. It&rsquo;s better to get a prescription sunblock SPF 30 or higher with sufficient protection against UVA and UVB. Use different sunscreens for your body and face as body sunscreens are often heavier formulas with limited benefits. People with extreme sun sensitivity should opt for mineral sunscreens like zinc or titanium oxide.&nbsp;
Double cleansing
Double cleansing in the morning and night with a cream cleanser and face wash is a must if you apply sunscreens and makeup regularly. Gentle exfoliation also helps remove dirt and keeps skin looking young and bright. However, avoid using facial scrubs more than once weekly as they can harm your skin by excessively rubbing the particles into it.&nbsp;
Home Remedies
You can count on glow packs and serums for at-home skincare, apart from the clinical treatments. Understand your skin's needs before trying any new skincare ingredient, be it herbs or even fresh extracts.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Hairstyles&nbsp;
Don&rsquo;t neglect your hair while maintaining the summer glow. Your hair products come in contact with your facial skin and need consideration. Thick conditioners or products with SLS, parabens or dense oils aren&rsquo;t the best choices for those suffering from acne. Avoid bangs on the forehead if you are predisposed to forehead acne.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Clear and glowing skin is everyone&rsquo;s dream. So, this summer, try these easy detox tips to achieve the perfect skin.&nbsp;

The scorching heat and blazing sun can make your skin look dull and tired. It can also lead to rashes and tanning. The hot and humid weather can also make the skin greasy, and cause breakouts. Thus, the summer season is indeed a hard time for your skin. During this season, your skin requires extra TLC. &nbsp;
In an exclusive interaction with Editorji, Dr Geetika Goel from Clinic Dermatech, shared some effective summer detox tips to achieve the skin of your dreams!&nbsp;
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1. Diet&nbsp;
Our skin needs extra measures in replenishing lost minerals and water in summer. Consider adding more berries, citrus fruits, beans, legumes, nuts, foods enriched with vitamin C, E, pre &amp; probiotics, and plenty of fluids to restore healthy skin. Avoid excess oils, processed foods, MSG, white flour, sugars, and artificial additives. Practice meditation to manage stress.&nbsp;
2. Antioxidants&nbsp;
Potent antioxidants such as chamomile, moringa oil, vitamin C, apple stem cells, and vitamin E guard the skin against free radicals and pollution damage. They also help reduce wrinkles, improve skin elasticity and maintain a glowing complexion. The licorice root extract has soothing and anti-inflammatory properties that reduce environmental impact, sun damage and balance sebum production.&nbsp;&nbsp;
3. Sunscreen&nbsp;
Some sunscreens contain chemicals&nbsp;that are toxic and allergenic for certain skin types. It&rsquo;s better to get a prescription sunblock SPF 30 or higher with sufficient protection against UVA and UVB. Use different sunscreens for your body and face as body sunscreens are often heavier formulas with limited benefits. People with extreme sun sensitivity should opt for mineral sunscreens like zinc or titanium oxide.&nbsp;
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4. Oil-control 
Choose your skincare with caution by opting for products that are gel or water-based as they get absorbed without leaving residue. Incorporate glycolic acid, salicylic acid, niacinamide, and retinol in your day and night routines for refining the skin pores and enhancing skin cell turnover.&nbsp;
5. Double cleansing
Double cleansing in the morning and night with a cream cleanser and face wash is a must if you apply sunscreens and makeup regularly. Gentle exfoliation also helps remove dirt and keeps skin looking young and bright. However, avoid using facial scrubs more than once weekly as they can harm your skin by excessively rubbing the particles into it. Opt for chemical exfoliators such as lactic acid or glycolic acid.&nbsp;&nbsp;
6. Professional skin resurfacing treatments
Treatments like microdermabrasion and peel solutions are often beneficial in revealing clear, dewy skin that feels super smooth. PRP (platelet-rich plasma) and micro-needling procedures are excellent for open pore reduction, anti-ageing, and new skin formation.&nbsp;
7. Home Remedies
You can count on glow packs and serums for at-home skincare, apart from the clinical treatments. Understand your skin's needs before trying any new skincare ingredient, be it herbs or even fresh extracts.&nbsp;&nbsp;
8. Hydration
Summer skin also needs hydration. Wear a high-quality moisturizer with clean, non-comedogenic ingredients. Those with oily skin can skip moisturizers and apply their makeup right on top of sunscreen after it has completely absorbed. Check the product labels and only purchase products that suit your skin type and condition.&nbsp;&nbsp;
9. Hairstyles&nbsp;
Don&rsquo;t neglect your hair while maintaining the summer glow. Your hair products come in contact with your facial skin and need consideration. Thick conditioners or products with SLS, parabens or dense oils aren&rsquo;t the best choices for those suffering from acne. Avoid bangs on the forehead if you are predisposed to forehead acne.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; (Inputs by Dr Geetika Goel, Clinic Dermatech)&nbsp;

Have you always been confused as to what skin rejuvenation feels? Read on to know everything about it. 

THIS is the real meaning of skin rejuvenation 

Skin rejuvenation is one of the most misunderstood terms in medical aesthetics. So, let us try to understand the real meaning of skin rejuvenation what should be our goal as an aesthetician from skin rejuvenation treatments.&nbsp; &nbsp; Before we can understand skin rejuvenation, we should see what are the features of healthy skin. We can always turn to babies to see what healthy skin looks like. A healthy skin should:&nbsp; &nbsp; Stratum corneum should be soft with intact skin barrier function&nbsp; Stratum spinosum layer should be dense and should have strong cell-to-cell adhesion&nbsp; Melanocytes should be evenly placed with consistent melanin production to give even tone to skin&nbsp; Dermis should be rich in collagen and elastin fibres. This makes skin taught and elastic&nbsp; Extra cellular matrix should have abundant GAG&rsquo;s (Glycosaminoglycans)&nbsp; Both epidermis and dermis should have good hydration levels&nbsp; &nbsp; So, when we are performing skin rejuvenation treatments, our goal should be to get a skin with these properties. This gives us few goals of skin rejuvenation procedure as follows:&nbsp; &nbsp; Optimize cell functions. This includes regulating keratinocyte, melanocyte and fibroblast functions.&nbsp; Preserve the integrity of epidermis while performing skin rejuvenation procedures. If the integrity of epidermis gets compromised, then it results into weaker barrier function and more chances of TEWL and damage due to external pathogens, UVR and pollution.&nbsp; Strengthen dermal &ndash; epidermal junction. By strengthening DE junction, we can ensure more seamless flow of nutrients from dermis into epidermis and hence better keratinocyte and melanocyte function.&nbsp; Break down scar tissues. This ensures that scar tissue revascularisation can happen.&nbsp; Release growth factors. This can be done by micro injuries, which results into release of various growth factors like Platelet derived growth factors (PDGF), transforming growth factors (TGF), epidermal growth factors (EGF), keratinocyte growth factors (KGF), macrophage derived growth factors (MDGF) and more.&nbsp; Increase collagen, elastin and GAG synthesis. Enhanced production of elastin and collagen can take care of fine lines and wrinkles and give more elasticity and suppleness to the skin.&nbsp; &nbsp; These goals look quite straight forward. So how many skin rejuvenation regimes follow all of them? A lot of them actually incorporate none of them. Most of the rejuvenation treatments are so focussed on collagen, elastin and GAG&rsquo;s that they do not pay any attention to other goals, which are critical to having healthy skin.&nbsp; &nbsp; Most of the aggressive treatments result into adverse impact on keratinocyte and melanocyte functions. Treatments like chemical peels, ablative Laser treatments and microdermabrasion damage epidermis and impact keratinocyte function adversely. They can also result into weaker barrier function. They can also damage melanocyte cells, making melanin production irregular. This is what patients usually see as PIH (post inflammatory hyperpigmentation).&nbsp; &nbsp; Hence it is advised that aestheticians start having a more holistic and comprehensive approach towards skin rejuvenation and come up with combination therapies, which can take care of all skin rejuvenation goals. Some of the less aggressive treatments like LED therapy, Micro needling and PRP can be combined to produce a more desirable and long-lasting result for the patients. Aestheticians need to come out of the cookie-cutter business models of Chemical peels, Microdermabrasion, Botox, Fillers, IPL and d Fraxel and need to realize that only a healthy combination of treatments can give better satisfaction to their patients and can also reduce the overall cost of the treatment.&nbsp;

Have you always been confused as to what skin rejuvenation feels? Read on to know everything about it.&nbsp;

Skin rejuvenation is one of the most misunderstood terms in medical aesthetics. So, Nandan Gijare, Founder Director, Indian Institute of Cosmetology Aesthetics and Nutrition shares with us the real meaning of skin rejuvenation what should be our goal as an aesthetician from skin rejuvenation treatments.&nbsp;
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<ul>
<li>Stratum corneum should be soft with intact skin barrier function&nbsp;</li>
<li>Stratum spinosum layer should be dense and should have strong cell-to-cell adhesion&nbsp;</li>
<li>Melanocytes should be evenly placed with consistent melanin production to give even tone to skin&nbsp;</li>
<li>Dermis should be rich in collagen and elastin fibres. This makes skin taught and elastic&nbsp;</li>
<li>Extra cellular matrix should have abundant GAG&rsquo;s (Glycosaminoglycans)&nbsp;</li>
<li>Both epidermis and dermis should have good hydration levels&nbsp; &nbsp;</li>
</ul>
So, when we are performing skin rejuvenation treatments, our goal should be to get a skin with these properties. This gives us few goals of skin rejuvenation procedure as follows:&nbsp; &nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Optimize cell functions. This includes regulating keratinocyte, melanocyte and fibroblast functions.&nbsp;</li>
<li>Preserve the integrity of epidermis while performing skin rejuvenation procedures. If the integrity of epidermis gets compromised, then it results into weaker barrier function and more chances of TEWL and damage due to external pathogens, UVR and pollution.&nbsp;</li>
<li>Strengthen dermal &ndash; epidermal junction. By strengthening DE junction, we can ensure more seamless flow of nutrients from dermis into epidermis and hence better keratinocyte and melanocyte function.&nbsp;</li>
<li>Break down scar tissues. This ensures that scar tissue revascularisation can happen.&nbsp;</li>
<li>Release growth factors. This can be done by micro injuries, which results into release of various growth factors like Platelet derived growth factors (PDGF), transforming growth factors (TGF), epidermal growth factors (EGF), keratinocyte growth factors (KGF), macrophage derived growth factors (MDGF) and more.&nbsp;</li>
<li>Increase collagen, elastin and GAG synthesis. Enhanced production of elastin and collagen can take care of fine lines and wrinkles and give more elasticity and suppleness to the skin.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
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