Seasonal changes bring different challenges that your skin needs to deal with. Adapting to these changes can make your skin more resilient and vibrant. Let us have a look at how to tackle the same.

pH is a crucial component of skincare because our skin's natural barrier functions optimally in an acidic environment. Skincare products that disrupt this balance can cause issues like dryness, itchiness, or irritation. Hence, it is essential to use pH-balanced skincare products.

Minimalist skincare focuses on using fewer products for optimal skin health. However, Indian skin faces several challenges, including pollution, humidity, and hyperpigmentation. If you are planning to go for a minimalist skincare routine, make sure to choose essential and effective skincare products.

Collagen is known to give plump and glowing skin; however, there are mixed studies supporting the effectiveness of these supplements. The effectiveness depends on dosage, quality, and absorption of such supplements. They are not a magic fix, but might help when coupled with a good diet, physical activity, and skincare routine. 

Not just eye strain or migraines, but oxidative stress from blue light can speed up premature aging, dark spots, and pigmentation. Reducing screen time and good skincare practices can help protect your skin and reduce long-term damage caused by blue light exposure.