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  Introduction: Puffy eyes are everyone’s nightmare. They are persistent, make you look tired, and give a dull appearance to your face. Not anymore! We’ve come up with a couple of handy tips you can follow to treat those pesky puffy eyes.  How to treat puffy eyes: Use a cold compress. An ice bag or a napkin dipped in ice-cold water can work wonderfully as an immediate remedy. Use an under-eye cream. Make these creams your BFF, ladies! They can help you get rid of puffy eyes, dark circles , and eye bags when used regularly. They nourish the eyes, hydrate them, and treat all your under-eye concerns. Watch your diet. Maintain a healthy lifestyle. Quit smoking. Limit your caffeine intake. Reduce your salt consumption. Have more fruits and vegetables daily. Small dietary changes can take you far. Catch up on your beauty sleep. Sleep for at least 8 hours every day. Conclusion: With a dedicated approach, and a lifestyle change, you can get rid of puffy eyes.

  Introduction: Teenage life, the time when your body is undergoing a rapid change as puberty hits, is also the time when most teens face acne. Acne in teens is not restricted to the face. It can be found on the body–back, hands, neck, chest–stubborn and persistent acne can be everywhere. As excessively produced sebum clogs the pores, they become a breeding ground for bacteria that eventually leads to acne.  Acne in teens: To combat acne, you can try: Medical treatment under a doctor. Over the counter available products like gels, creams , lotions, and serums. Non-prescribed topical treatments. These will include skincare products with ingredients that are scientifically proven to treat acne. Some of them are salicylic acid, and acetic acid that is usually found in acne treatment creams and acne scar removal creams.  An oil-free and non-comedogenic skincare product. A gentle and mild face wash that cleanses without disturbing the oil balance of the skin. Conclusion: Follow these tips t

  Introduction: We often term breakouts as acne, but this common perception is far from the truth. Different types of acne can only be determined by a careful examination of the skin. Each type of acne has its medication, treatment, and remedial measure. Find out which one you need as per your acne type: Non-inflammatory acne : These are comedones that do not swell. Blackheads and whiteheads are common non-inflammatory acne that can be cured by using any skin care product infused with Salicylic acid . Inflammatory acne: These are the swollen pimples that turn red with inflammation. Usually caused by the bacteria trapped inside the clogged pores, inflammatory acne can be: Papules (hard, clogged pores)  Pustules (Pus-filled bumps on the skin) Nodules (Large, clogged pores) Cysts (red/white, painful bumps) While non-inflammatory acne is very mild, inflammatory ones are severe and stubborn that might require medical intervention.  Conclusion: Deep cleaning the skin with a gentle cleanser

  Introduction: Trends in the skin care industry come and go but one thing that has always been ‘in’ is hydrated and healthy skin. The skin that is nourished and hydrated has a natural glow and luster, and hence it looks more healthy and radiant.  Why Hydrated Skin Looks Healthy? Hydrated skin has enough moisture to maintain a smooth and soft texture. As the skin gets replenished with moisture it stays supple and glassy.  Moisture in the skin will flush out the toxins and help the nutrients penetrate deep into the skin, nourishing it from within. The secret to a radiant glow is skin that is well-fed with essential nutrients and moisture.  Besides using moisturizer, one needs to have enough water throughout the day to maintain the pH balance of the skin.  Moisture and hydration keep the skin elastic and resilient. The ability of the skin to bounce back with plumpness can show how well-nourished the skin is.  Conclusion:  Moisturized and hydrated skin have a natural radiance that keeps

  Introduction: Sunlight comprises different types of rays, out of which the most harmful for human skin are the ultraviolet rays, UVA and UVB in particular. While UVA is responsible for skin aging, UVB can cause sunburn. As per a study published by the National Library of Medicine , both UVA and UVB rays are ‘carcinogenic’ that is they can cause skin cancer. Let us understand better how UVA and UVB rays damage the skin: UVA rays penetrate deeper into the skin, aggravating the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. UVA rays can cause the skin to age prematurely since they can cause oxidative damage to the skin cells. UVB rays, on the other hand, do not penetrate deep into the skin since it is absorbed by the epidermis (the outermost layer of the skin). Hence, it causes sunburn, skin reddening, and inflammation.  Excessive exposure to UVB rays can also lead to skin pigmentation or discoloration. Conclusion: Since both the UVA and UVB rays are damaging to the skin, proper skin care is re

dermatouch skincare   Introduction: Those who take their skincare seriously know how important an ingredient Vitamin E is for most under-eye creams and moisturizing serums. Found in food items, Vitamin E is essential not just for our diet and health, it is indispensable for maintaining a youthful look and healthy, nourished skin. Why Vit E Is Good For Skin  Vitamin E is a moisturizer that works wonders for your skin. It locks in moisture, keeping it hydrated all day long.  Vitamin E acts as a shield on the skin that hinders water loss. With its protective guard on moisture, the skin stays soft and nourished for longer durations. Applying a Vitamin E serum can slow down the aging process of the skin. It protects the skin cells from damage and defends against free radicals.  The antioxidant properties of Vitamin E shield the skin against the damage caused by harmful UV rays. Conclusion: Vitamin E is a potent active ingredient that has multiple benefits for the skin when used as a cream

dermatouch sunscreen   Meta Description: Sunscreens are an integral part of our skincare regimen during the summer. But how many of us continue using sunscreen during the winter? Not many! Read on to learn the top 4 reasons we need sunscreens during the winter. Introduction: Sunscreen is a skincare product that is indispensable. One cannot do without sunscreen any time of the year, irrespective of the weather. Here are the top 4 reasons you should use sunscreen during the winter:  The harmful UV rays are omnipresent–they are everywhere ready to wreak havoc on our skin. So no matter what the season is, protection against the UV is imperative. Sunscreens have ingredients that slow down the aging of the skin. They prevent premature aging and dryness. Harsh winds during the winter can strip your skin of moisture. Sunscreens add a protective shield to the skin, guarding it against seasonal damage.  Staying outdoors during the winter increases the risk of increased exposure to the sun. even

  Meta Description: Winters call for care and love for the skin. This winter, keep your skin radiance intact with these self-care tips from our skin experts. Introduction: Harsh cold winds of the winter skin leaves us with dry and flaky skin. Moisturizing them with heavy creams often makes them dull and greasy. So how do you maintain that glow during the winter? Avoid taking hot showers that can strip your skin of moisture . Use tepid or warm water for showers. Apply a non-greasy moisturizer while your skin is still damp to lock the moisture in. There are skin radiance creams dedicated to preserving the glow and radiance of the skin. Hydrate yourself. The winter winds dehydrate our bodies too which eventually has a telling effect on the skin. Maintain the elasticity of your skin by drinking enough water. Use a night cream to help the skin undergo repair. The skin breathes and heals the most at night; make the most of it by picking up the right skin radiance cream that can revitalize yo