Skin care

Dr. Soham Bhattacharyya MBBS, MD, DFM, IAT, and Consultant Dermatologist at Kaya Clinic, Salt Lake, Kolkata, has some skincare suggestions to be followed for a healthy and glowing skin: Regular skin care is very important especially during the monsoon, in humid weather. Start the CTM routine, you may use cleansers and face washes which are soap free, contain ingredients which are gentle on your skin. Follow it up with alcohol free toners.

Although hair fall has nothing to do with Covid symptoms, the physical and emotional stress that accompanies a case of Covid-19 could be an explanation. Telogen Effluvium (TE) is a reversible condition caused by stress that occurs after a few months of an initial trigger of stress. These triggers include emotional distress, major surgery, high fever, an acute illness (like Covid-19), or even stress-related to quarantining.

Considering how greasy and congested the skin can get in the monsoon, it is important to cleanse regularly. Opt for a cleanser that washes away dullness making your skin look refreshed. Cetaphil's Bright Healthy Radiance Brightness Creamy Cleanser is dermatologist developed that suits all skin types, including the most sensitive skin. It does not strip the skin's moisture leaving it soft, smooth and noticeable radiant.

It is common knowledge that we are what we eat, so if you want 'food for your skin', superfoods are it. Loaded with compounds such as fibre, good fatty acids, and antioxidants, these are vital to strengthen your skin from within. Dolly Kumar, Cosmetic Engineer and Founder & Director at Cosmic Nutracos Solutions Pvt. Ltd., suggests some superfoods to be included as part of your skincare routine and how to use them.

Most people get a fair dose of this vitamin from the food, fruits, and vegetables they eat. It is a legendary supplement required to keep our immune system robust and fortify our bodies against diseases. It has also played a crucial part in our fight against Covid-19. With countless benefits internally, the vitamin has equal, if not more, dermatological advantages.

Be it mid length hair or blobs, short hairstyles are trending. Many of our favourite Bollywood actresses have also been flaunting fuss-free and on-the-go hair style. If you are also thinking to get a cute and hassle-free short hairdo, take cues from these divas that are rocking the look. Kareena has been donning the 'blob hair look' for quite some time and has been acing it

She said, "Being a Mumbaikar, monsoons are my all-time favourite season - a time for enjoying hot pakoras with masala chai to the sound of the rain. But as the weather changes, so does my skin, making my skincare routine even more important." During the monsoons, a well-planned skincare regime with the right balance of skin-gredients is key.

Hydrating: The skin on the back of our hands is thinner and has fewer oil glands, making it more prone to dryness. In comparison, the skin on our palms is a lot thicker, so for moisture to penetrate this area, it is advisable to use a hand cream that uses efficacious formulations that are infused with the goodness of Vitamin C and Hyaluronic Acid and promises hydration with anti-bacterial properties.

For gay activist and make-up and beauty enthusiast, Sanyam Sharma, makeup has always been a form of self-expression. Speaking on the practice of men experimenting with beauty products, he says that slowly things are changing, more and more creators are venturing and embracing the concept of "guy beauty".

Your pillowcase contains dust mites and their poop Your entire body including your face is constantly shedding dead skin cells. Those dead skin cells accumulate on your pillowcase. And if you think that's gross, wait until you see what comes next. Those cells, it turns out, are a favourite snack of microscopic dust mites, who feed on the delectable bits of dead skin right where you sleep.