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My At-Home Skincare Rituals & DIY Hacks

byManjeet KhehraConsultations online and across BengaluruStarts from3,500 per 60-min sessionView full gallery

I’m here to help you build a routine that works for your real skin, not the filtered version. Let's swap the hype for habits that actually show results.

This is how I gently remove heavy makeup using the double cleansing method. First, an oil-based balm to dissolve everything, followed by a gentle face wash. This ensures your skin is truly clean without being harsh.

My quick "get unready with me" routine for nights when I'm too tired for a full skincare regimen. A good makeup-removing face wash is a game-changer.

Face icing has transformed my skin game. It's a simple hack to reduce puffiness, minimize the appearance of pores before makeup, and give your skin a healthy, boosted glow.

Using a frozen, peeled cucumber on my face. This DIY trick helps tighten pores, reduce puffiness, and gives you a flushed, hydrated look. It's an economical and effective facial massage.

A simple trick to make any sheet mask fit your face perfectly. Just make a few small cuts around the eyes, nose, and mouth for a snug, comfortable fit that covers every curve.

My go-to trick for instant tan removal on holiday. Just rub a raw tomato on exposed skin after being in the sun. It's not magic, but it definitely helps soothe the skin and reduce tanning.

Sometimes you just have to pamper yourself the old-fashioned way. This is my self-care routine, including threading, a foot massage, and a relaxing face mask.

My skincare and get-ready-with-me routine on a long-haul flight. The dry cabin air can be harsh on the skin, so I make sure to keep it hydrated and fresh before landing.

This cracking DIY mask leads to buttery soft skin later. It's a simple, homemade recipe that gives amazing results for exfoliation and glow.

Trying to fix a week of sun damage with a single mask. We all know it's a delusion, and consistent sunscreen use is the real key, but a good hydrating mask can help soothe the skin.

About My At-Home Rituals & DIY Hacks

Stop scrubbing your face like you're washing a driveway. Whether you’re using micellar water or a balm, the goal is to emulsify the dirt, not strip your barrier. If your skin feels tight after washing, you’re probably using the wrong cleanser or being too harsh. Let’s focus on clean, hydrated skin without the drama.

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