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#Vitamin #C #Cleanser Vitamin C is highly effective at evening the skin tone, fading dark spots, brightening the skin, and giving the skin an overall youthful glow. Many of our Dermatologist recommended clean beauty solutions in our clinically proven Vitamin C line, contain 5% stabilized Vitamin C which is a highly potent form of Vitamin C
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Hand dermatitis and eczema are skin conditions causing redness, itching, and inflammation on the hands. They are often used interchangeably, with eczema being a type of dermatitis. Management includes avoiding triggers, gentle skincare, moisturizing, and sometimes prescribed medications. Consulting a dermatologist for personalized treatment is recommended. homeodriqbal.pk
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Ageing process starts early due to several years of unprotected sun exposure over the years. People with fair skin are more prone to it. One should follow a good diet and lifestyle as advised by your dietician or skin doctor. After proper skin analysis by a dermatologist , one should make religious use of sunscreen and antiageing moisturisers that contain vitamin C, retinol etc, as prescribed by the dermatologist. Good results in removing the wrinkles, fine lines, sun and age spots and other signs of ageing are obtained with anti ageing peels, electroporation with anti-aging products and laser resurfacing. With Indian Skin , you are assured to get the best anti aging treatment for your skin. Call us to know more (91) 93738 66545 #drayeshafaizan #drayeshafaizan❤️ #drayeshafaizantips #bestantiagingtreatments #bestantiagingproducts #bestantiagingdoctor #bestantiagingskincare #bestantiagingsecret #bestskinclinicinnagpur #bestskinclinicinkolhapur #bestskinclinicnearme #bestskinclinicmumbai #bestdermatnearme https://lnkd.in/gFiAi5xF
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Acne Face Tips:- To help manage acne, consider cleansing your face twice daily, using a gentle cleanser and non-comedogenic products. Avoid touching your face, and use oil-free moisturizers. Additionally, maintain a healthy diet, stay hydrated, and, if needed, consult a dermatologist for personalised advice. Med4dubai #ميدفور_كل_العناية #medfor_allcare
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COSSE Glow Boost Brightening Facewash with Glutathione, OA Omega Plus, Licorice, Vitamin B5 & Keratin Men & Women100 ML About the item Brightening Facewash with Glutathione, OA Omega Plus, Licorice, Vitamin B5 & Keratin, NIACINAMIDE Dermatologist Tested, FDA Approved Uses: Men & Women Key Features: Fairness, Glow, Hydration, Remove Dull Spots, Uneven Skin Tone.
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White patches on the skin? Don't stress! 👩⚕️✨It's not contagious or harmful. Get a blood test to check for nutrition deficiencies like iron, calcium, D3, and B12. Deworming is key to absorption. Don't forget your daily SPF 30 sunscreen, and consider adding copper vessel water for skin and digestion. If patches persist or worsen, consult a dermatologist. Your skin deserves the best care! 💖🌈 . . . #SkinCare101 #DermatologyInsights #HealthySkinHabits #SkinWellbeing #WhitePatchesAwareness #SkinHealthMatters #DermatologistAdvice #HolisticSkinCare #NutritionForSkin #SunscreenEssentials #CopperVesselMagic #SkinLove #SkinGoals #DewormingRoutine #HealthyLifestyle
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Sunscreen making you look darker ??? Here's what you can do: 1. Using a gel based sunscreen instead of an oil based one 2. Avoid sunscreens with antioxidant molecules 3. Apply sunscreens containing organic filters, instead of physical sunscreens Remember, sunscreen is one of the most critical steps in protecting the skin from harmful UV rays and preventing skin damage. By following these precautions and consulting with a dermatologist, you can minimize the risk of sunscreen-induced pigmentation while maximizing sun protection! #sunscreen #sunscreeneveryday #acne #sensitiveskin #gurugram #delhincr #gurgaonblogger #delhiblogger #laserhairremoval #drnitigaur #citrineclinic
Dr Niti Gaur Dermatologist on Instagram: "Sunscreen making you look darker ??? #sunscreen #sunscreeneveryday #acne #sensitiveskin #gurugram #delhincr #gurgaonblogger #delhiblogger #laserhairremoval #drnitigaur #citrineclinic"
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Not using the sunscreen because you look darker after using it ???? The phenomenon where the skin appears darker after using sunscreen is known as "sunscreen-induced pigmentation." There are a few possible reasons why this may occur: ✓Sunscreen ingredients: Some sunscreen ingredients, such as avobenzone or oxybenzone or zinc oxide can trigger a reaction called photocontact dermatitis in some individuals. This allergic reaction can lead to skin darkening or discoloration. ✓Sunscreen not fully absorbed: If the sunscreen is not adequately absorbed into the skin, it can leave a white cast or residue on the surface. This can create the appearance of darker skin, especially in people with darker skin tones. To prevent sunscreen-induced pigmentation, dermatologists may recommend the following: ✓ Patch testing: If you suspect that you may have an allergic reaction to certain sunscreen ingredients, consult with a dermatologist who may recommend patch testing to identify the specific allergens and suggest suitable alternatives. ✓Proper application: Ensure that you apply sunscreen evenly and in the recommended amount (generally about a teaspoon for the face and a shot glass for the body). Be sure to blend it well into the skin to prevent any visible residue. ✓ Reapply frequently: Reapply sunscreen every two hours, or more often if you are sweating or swimming, to maintain adequate protection and minimize the chances of product buildup on the skin. Remember, sunscreen remains one of the most critical steps in protecting the skin from harmful UV rays and preventing skin damage. By following these precautions and consulting with a dermatologist, you can minimize the risk of sunscreen-induced pigmentation while maximizing sun protection. #sunscreen #sunscreeneveryday #sensitiveskin #acne #citrineclinic #drnitigaur #gurgaontimes #delhincr
Dr Niti Gaur Dermatologist on Instagram: "Not using the sunscreen because you look darker after using it ???? The phenomenon where the skin appears darker after using sunscreen is known as "sunscreen-induced pigmentation." There are a few possible reasons why this may occur: ✓Sunscreen ingredients: Some sunscreen ingredients, such as avobenzone or oxybenzone or zinc oxide can trigger a reaction ca
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The sequence in which you apply your skin care products affects how well the products work. Follow these 5 rules for optimal results. 1) Wash your face with your cleanser of choice. Gently pat dry. 2) Treat your skin with your prescription products as directed by your dermatologist. 3) Apply serums if desired. 4) Moisturize with a hydrating lotion morning and night. 5) Apply sunscreen. Wearing SPF everyday is important for your overall health!
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