Though some ingredients such as mild odours or silicones might not be actually harmful, others such as sulphates, parabens or formaldehyde releasers can result in skin irritation, hormonal imbalances and skin barrier damage, advises Dr Ameesha Mahajan.
'Stop touching your beard all the time. Your hands carry bacteria that can trigger acne and irritation.'
Understanding the ingredients used in skin care products is crucial. Dr Pravin Banodkar explains what each one does and who should use them
Dr Ameesha Mahajan, cosmetic dermatologist and founder of Eden Skin Clinic, explains why you can trust these ingredients to heal and nourish your skin.
Cleanse, tone, and moisturise. Avoid sugar, dairy products, animal protein, suggests Shilpa Sharma.
'Just put a patch on your arm and the vaccine can be absorbed by the body.'
You can use simple ingredients available at home to look your dewy best.
There's no 'genie-in-a-bottle' solution that can instantly fix hair fall within a month, cautions Dr Jaspreet Sarna, dermatologist, Traya Health.
Nishita Suratkal explains how amla, methi and bhringaraj can help arrest hairfall and improve overall hair health.
Add these protein- and vitamin-rich foods to your daily diet.
While oiling conditions the scalp, it will not stop your hair from falling nor will it accelerate the rate of hair re-growth, says Dr Apoorva Shah.
Have skin concerns? Send in your questions to Dr Dinesh Jain.
Stress makes your scalp weak and gives hair breakage. Try to stay happy.
Alcohol not only dehydrates your skin but also, makes it more prone to breakouts.
This sweet, thirst-quenching fruit will not only keep you hydrated but also reduce the chances of getting cancer.
Your sunscreen should contain mineral sun blocks like zinc oxide, titanium dioxide and iron oxide, says cosmetologist Dr Rinky Kapoor.
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