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  It's good to hear that we finally get rid of that oily and sweaty skin after summer, but wait, we think you're going somewhere wrong because it's good to enjoy the monsoon from your room window or go on long trips, but when it comes to your skin then you face the same skin problem you face in hot summer days. The presence of moisture and humidity in the atmosphere creates many skin problems. As humidity levels rise, our skin begins to look dull. The best way to get rid of these skin problems is to follow a good monsoon skincare routine. Now if you are confused among so many skin care tips then just relax we are here with 5 best monsoon skin care tricks to give you flawless and glowing skin in Monsoon. Wear minimal or no makeup Every girl likes to use makeup when they go out to look beautiful. But during monsoon season just try to avoid heavy make-up or if possible then don't wear makeup without makeup as using heavy make-up increases the chances of clogging of skin po...

  There are many treatments available in the medical world, but treating acne scars is quite challenging these days. This is not because of cost and other barriers, but because of the limitation of treatment modalities. In order to treat a patient with acne scars, the surgeon must make a pre-procedure plan that mentions the type of acne scars, the skin type, what acne procedure they will choose, and even the surgeon must remove the after-effects. treatments and things to avoid. Scroll down to read more about combined modalities for treating acne scars and details on how it works. What causes acne scars? Acne scars are the result of inflamed acne lesions. When these acne lesions burst, they leave behind acne scars. It has different types which can be classified as glacier scars, rolling scars, box scars, combined scars etc. Treatment of acne and acne scars can be treated with combined modalities. Combination therapy works best on acne scars. The most recommended treatment for acne s...

  It's easy to fall victim to the DIY beauty trend brought about by a bunch of self-proclaimed beauty gurus and hackers in today's society. Although most DIY beauty hacks use natural ingredients, that doesn't always mean safety. You can find thousands of search results for "best home remedies for skin" with a quick search. However, even these organic elements can harm your skin, especially if you use them in their unprocessed, raw form. Let's discuss these supposed "cures" and why you should never apply them to your face. 1. Lemon for skin lightening Lemon juice is one of the most common DIY skin care items, but it is also one of the most dangerous because it disrupts the balance of the skin's acid mantle due to its high acidity (pH around 2), which ultimately increases your skin's sensitivity to the sun and your risk of sunburn, skin cancer and hyperpigmentation. Forget your plans to get rid of imperfections; this can cause more problems tha...