Effective At-Home Skincare Routines & Remedies

Dosto, forget the CTM (Cleansing, Toning, Moisturizing) routine you've heard about. I recommend CEM: Cleansing, Exfoliation, and Moisturizing. I explain why toning is unnecessary for most people and how to properly cleanse, exfoliate, and moisturize for healthy skin.

Winter weather can be harsh on your skin, leading to dryness and dehydration. I outline the best winter skincare routine: use a good moisturizer, a gentle face wash, an SPF 30 sunscreen, and a Vitamin C serum at night, while also staying hydrated.

Choosing the right sunscreen is essential. I explain that higher SPF isn't always better and can cause breakouts. I then suggest the best sunscreen brands like Lacto Calamine, Mamaearth, and La Shield for different skin types: oily, dry, acne-prone, and sensitive.

How should you choose a sunscreen in the monsoon? During this season, your skin becomes more sensitive, so I recommend a gel-based, non-oily sunscreen with SPF 30, preferably with hyaluronic acid and niacinamide to manage inflammation and dryness.

I answer common questions about sunscreen: it should be non-greasy, not leave a white cast, and protect from UVA and UVB rays. Remember, no sunscreen works for more than two hours, and you don't need to wear it indoors unless you have a specific light sensitivity.

Are you looking for the best moisturizer? Dosto, you don't need expensive products. The best moisturizer is already in your home: glycerine. I explain how to use this simple humectant mixed with water or rose water to get soft, hydrated skin.

You can get rid of open pores with home remedies. I share four natural scrubs you can make at home: a sugar and aloe scrub for all skin types, an oatmeal and honey scrub for oily skin, a coffee and coconut oil scrub for pigmentation, and a cucumber and mint paste for dry skin.

Yes, you can treat eye wrinkles with home remedies. I discuss two effective options: a banana mask, which is rich in vitamins to boost collagen and hydration, and argan oil, which is full of fatty acids and Vitamin E to fight aging and thicken the skin.

We often forget our hands, but they show signs of aging too. I share two home remedies for hand wrinkles: a scrub made of raw papaya, lemon juice, and sugar, and a paste made from rice water, which is a Japanese beauty secret for smooth skin.