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Scientific Answers to Your Skincare Questions

byVandana MalikVisit Skinlogics Clinic in Sector 26, NoidaStarts from2,500 Per SessionView full gallery

I cut through the marketing noise to provide science-backed advice on building a routine that actually works for your skin.

The "sandwich method" is a great technique for anyone with sensitive skin or those new to strong actives like retinol. Layering your active between two layers of moisturizer helps reduce irritation while still delivering the benefits.

Serums are powerful, but using them correctly is key. In this video, I answer common questions about layering serums like Hyaluronic Acid, Vitamin C, and Retinol, and explain which ones should not be mixed.

Timing is everything in skincare. I explain the best age to introduce different serums like Vitamin C, Salicylic Acid, Peptides, and Niacinamide into your routine for maximum effectiveness.

Vitamin E capsules are often promoted as a miracle skin hack, but are they safe and effective? I break down the science, benefits, and potential side effects so you can make an informed decision.

Open pores are a common concern, especially for oily skin. I discuss the causes, from diet to sun damage, and share effective home remedies and professional treatments to help minimize their appearance.

This one is for the men. I cover the five most common skincare mistakes I see, from using body soap on the face to skipping moisturizer and sunscreen. A simple, consistent routine can make all the difference.

Pregnancy brings many changes, including to your skin. It's crucial to know which ingredients are safe. I discuss what to avoid, like retinoids and hydroquinone, and what's safe, like Vitamin C and azelaic acid.

A quick guide to which aesthetic treatments are safe and unsafe during pregnancy. Your health and your baby's safety are the top priority, so always consult a professional.

The monsoon season can bring acne breakouts and frizzy hair. My advice is to keep your skincare light, never skip sunscreen, and avoid heavy oils on the scalp to keep your skin and hair happy.

Your summer skincare routine should be adapted to your skin type. I provide product recommendations and treatment options for oily, dry, and normal skin to keep it healthy and glowing in the heat.

About Your Skincare Questions, Answered

Ever heard of the 'sandwich method'? If you are using strong actives like retinol but struggling with irritation, try layering it between two applications of moisturizer. This simple technique cushions your skin, allowing you to get all the anti-aging benefits without the dreaded dryness or burn that often scares people away from effective treatments.

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