Skincare
Glycolic Acid: Benefits, How to Use It and Who Should Avoid It
What glycolic acid does for skin, how to start it safely on Indian skin, how it compares with other acids, side effects, and when a clinic peel helps.
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Pigmentation
Glutathione for Skin: L-Glutathione, S-Acetyl and What the Evidence Says
How L-glutathione and S-acetyl glutathione differ, what studies show for skin tone, the safety concerns with injections, and better-proven options.
Pigmentation
Five Myths About Chemical Peels, and the Facts
Do chemical peels burn? Do you peel for weeks? Are they only for older skin? Five common myths about chemical peels, answered by a dermatologist.
Laser
Laser Treatments for Skin: A Plain-Language Guide
Which lasers treat pigmentation, scars, texture and unwanted hair, how they differ, what downtime to expect, and why settings matter on Indian skin.
Hair
Oily Scalp and Dandruff: Causes and What Actually Helps
Why scalps get oily and flaky, the role of the yeast Malassezia, which shampoo ingredients help, how to judge ingredient claims, and when to see a doctor.
Anti-ageing
An Anti-Ageing Skincare Routine That Works
The few products with real evidence against skin ageing: sunscreen, retinoids, vitamin C and moisturiser, how to layer them, and what to skip.
Hair
Seven Habits for Healthier Hair, From a Dermatologist
Simple, evidence-based hair habits: gentle washing, sensible oiling, less heat, kinder styling, nutrition, scalp care, and when hair fall needs a doctor.
Skincare
Five Skincare Basics That Matter More Than Any Trend
Gentle cleansing, moisturising, daily sunscreen, one well-chosen active and patience: the five skincare basics a dermatologist would put before any trend.
Skincare
Vitamin E for Skin: Benefits, Myths and How to Use It
What vitamin E does in skincare, why it pairs well with vitamin C, the myth about scars, who should avoid vitamin E oil, and where it fits in a routine.
Skincare
IV Drips for Skin: What Is Known and What Is Not
What glow IV drips contain, what the evidence says about vitamins, glutathione and hydration by drip, the risks, and when IV treatment is needed.
Skincare
Niacin vs Niacinamide: What’s the Difference for Skin?
Niacin and niacinamide are both vitamin B3 but act differently. What niacinamide does for skin, how to use it, and why niacin tablets are not skincare.
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