FAQs-Skin

1.What products should everyone have in their skincare routine?

• • Cleanser: To remove impurities and makeup.
  • Moisturizer: To hydrate and protect the skin barrier.
  • Sunscreen: Broad-spectrum SPF 30 or higher for daily protection.
  • Antioxidant Serum: Like Vitamin C, to protect against environmental damage.
  • Exfoliant: For cell turnover, 2-3 times a week.

2.How often should you exfoliate?

• • 2-3 times a week, depending on your skin type. Sensitive skin may require less frequent exfoliation.

3.Do you need different products for morning and evening?

• • Yes, morning routines often include sunscreen and antioxidants, while evening routines focus on cleansing, treatments, and hydration.

4.Can diet really affect acne?

• • Yes, diets high in sugar, dairy, and processed foods can exacerbate acne. A balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains may help improve skin health.

5.What’s the best age to start anti-aging products?

• • Starting in your mid-20s is ideal. Incorporate products with antioxidants and ayurvedic herbs such as Giloy and Ashwagandha to prevent early signs of aging.

6.What is the best way to treat dark spots?

• • Use products containing Vitamin C, and skin brightening agents such as Ratanjot, Mulethi, Red lentils, Gram flour etc.

7.Should you be using mineral or chemical sunscreen? Does it matter?

• • Both are effective. Mineral sunscreens (zinc oxide, titanium dioxide) are good for sensitive skin, while chemical sunscreens (avobenzone, octinoxate) are often preferred for their lightweight feel.
  • Also include suntan face packs in your routine for maintaining your skin health.

8.Do you need a separate eye cream?

• • Not always. A good moisturizer can often be used around the eyes. Eye creams are beneficial for targeting specific concerns like puffiness or dark circles. Aloe vera gel being the best example for eye cream.

9.Why is skin important?

• • Skin is the body’s largest organ, protecting against environmental damage, regulating temperature, and facilitating sensory perception.

10.What are the layers of the skin?

• • Epidermis: Outer layer, providing a waterproof barrier and creating our skin tone.
  • Dermis: Middle layer, containing connective tissue, hair follicles, and sweat glands.
  • Hypodermis: Deepest layer, made of fat and connective tissue, cushioning internal organs.

11.How can I treat suntan?

• • Stay hydrated, avoid sun exposure and use ingredients such as aloe vera, rose petal powder and Green tea.

12.What causes acne?

• • Hormones, bacteria, excess oil production, and clogged pores. Stress and diet can also play a role.

13.What causes sensitive skin reaction?

• • Environmental factors, harsh products, allergies, genetics, and underlying skin conditions like rosacea or eczema.

14.What are some tips for caring for my sensitive skin, especially on my face?

• • Use gentle, fragrance-free products. Avoid hot water and harsh exfoliants. Stick to a simple skincare routine.

15.What should I look for in skincare products that will make them less irritating to sensitive skin?

• • Look for products labeled “for sensitive skin,” with soothing ingredients like aloe vera, chamomile, and oat extract. Avoid alcohol, fragrance, and dyes.

16.What type of cosmetics are less irritating to sensitive skin?

• • Hypoallergenic, fragrance-free, and non-comedogenic products. Mineral makeup is often better tolerated.

17.With an unfamiliar skincare product, how should I test for a sensitive reaction?

• • Perform a patch test on a small area of skin, such as behind the ear or on the inner arm and wait 24-48 hours to check for a reaction.

18.What are some tips for protecting my sensitive skin in winter and summer?

• • Winter: Use thicker moisturizers, avoid harsh cleansers, and protect with scarves and gloves.
  • Summer: Use sunscreen, stay hydrated, and avoid heat and humidity that can trigger flare-ups.

19.Can sensitive skin be inherited?

• • Yes, genetics play a significant role in skin sensitivity.

20.How do I start a beauty routine if I don’t have one?

• • Start with a basic routine: Cleanser and moisturizer. Gradually introduce additional products based on your skin’s needs.

21.How many times a day should I be washing my face?

• • Twice a day: morning and night. Over-washing can strip the skin of natural oils.

22.What will cure my acne?

• • Acne can be managed with a consistent routine of cleansing, topical treatments (Neem,Tulsi, Manjishtha,Orange peel etc), and, if needed, medication prescribed by a dermatologist.

23.How do I get an even skin tone?

• • Use products like Mulethi, Moringa, Brahmi. Exfoliate regularly and always use sunscreen.

24.How does male and female skin differ?

• • Male skin is generally thicker, oilier, and has larger pores than female skin. Men’s skin also has more collagen and is more prone to acne and ingrown hairs.

25.How to take care of male skin?

• • Keep it simple: Cleanse and moisturize. Incorporate products that address shaving irritation and acne. Also include face packs and sunscreen in your skincare regime to take your skincare one step ahead.

26.Why is my skin so dry?

• • Possible causes include weather conditions, low humidity, hot showers, certain medications, and inadequate moisturizing.

27.Why do I sweat so much?

• • Excessive sweating can be due to genetics, hormonal changes, stress, or medical conditions like hyperhidrosis.