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    AIIMS doctor reveals 7 common skincare mistakes that are quietly damaging your skin

    Dermatologist Dr. Aanchal Panth highlights common skincare mistakes that can damage your skin, such as overwashing, neglecting scalp hygiene, and using dirty pillowcases. She advises against sharing towels, popping pimples at home, and blindly following skincare trends without understanding your skin type. Effective treatment requires professional guidance and targeted ingredients.

    From pimples to peptides: How Gen Z turned the dermatologist into a beauty guru

    Urban India witnesses a surge in dermatology clinic visits, driven by teenagers and young adults seeking solutions for everyday skin concerns beyond chronic conditions. Social media influence and access to information fuel this trend, with consumers actively choosing science-backed skincare. This shift reflects a broader movement towards evidence-based self-care, impacting the skincare market and prompting early dermatologist visits.

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    Soon, cosmetics will be more transparent to all

    India's drug regulator is considering mandatory inclusion of the international nomenclature of cosmetic ingredients (INCI) on all cosmetic product labels for better transparency and easier identification. The standardized INCI system will help consumers understand product compositions and aid dermatologists and regulators in tracking ingredient safety. The move aims to prevent confusion, facilitate compliance, and enhance the marketability of safe products.

    Why self-medicating without consulting a dermatologist is a bad idea

    The pursuit of flawless skin through unguided skincare practices, influenced by social media and beauty trends, can result in adverse reactions. Seeking professional advice before experimenting with potent products is crucial to prevent skin damage and maintain skin health.

    Does garlic help treat acne? See what this TikTok viral video claims

    Dermatologists have said that garlic is good for health, it does not harm you, and it has anti-oxidants too, but there is no evidence that it helps treat acne.

    The Economic Times
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