Chennai: Increased humidity during monsoon aggravates problems related to oily and acne-prone skin. This calls for a change in the way you take care of your skin. Adopting an essential skin care routine can help manage skin troubles such as acne and pimples better.
Due to the lockdown, as you spend a lot of time inside your house, it’s quite likely that you might forget to cleanse your face in the evening. Also, since it’s humid, moisturising the skin would be the last thing on your mind. But, humidity during monsoon can leave your skin dehydrated and make it dull. It is important to provide your skin with the right care to keep it healthy and keep infections at bay.
Most of us have grown up hearing about the beneficial effects of Neem and Turmeric, but very few of us have adopted it in our lifestyles. With numerous bioactive compounds, Neem has been widely used since time immemorial for its anti-infective properties. Neem is mentioned in Ayurveda texts for its antifungal, antibacterial, and anti-inflammatory properties.Turmeric, on the other hand, helps in dealing with an array of skin concerns with its antiseptic properties.
According to Dr Sushrutha C K, Ayurveda expert, research and development, The Himalaya Drug Company, “Neem and Turmeric have been proven to contain incredible properties that are extremely beneficial for our skin. Their antibacterial and antifungal properties relieve skin infections, providing a healthy and natural glow”.