Is it okay to use Niacinamide if you have acne?

Acne, a common skin condition affecting millions worldwide, can be challenging to manage due to its multifactorial nature.  From hormonal imbalances to excess oil production, various factors contribute to acne's...

Tanveer Kaur

Understanding the difference between Hormonal and Bacterial Acne

Acne is a common skin condition that affects millions worldwide, but not all acne is created equal. Hormonal acne and bacterial acne are two primary types, each with distinct causes,...

Tanveer Kaur

Is Vitamin C effective for oily, acne-prone skin?

Oily skin often comes with its own set of challenges, including acne, clogged pores and excessive sebum production.  Many people with oily skin are cautious when choosing skincare ingredients, fearing...

Tanveer Kaur

Kojic Acid vs Alpha Arbutin - Which is better for you?

Struggling with hyperpigmentation, dark spots, or uneven skin texture? These are some of the most common skin concerns, and the right ingredients can make all the difference. When it comes...

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Can Niacinamide help reduce dark spots and hyperpigmentation?

Pigmentation is a common skin concern that affects many people. It shows up as dark spots, uneven skin tone, or patches that don’t seem to fade. From acne scars to...

Tanveer Kaur

Does Coffee Trigger Acne?

There is no evidence to suggest that coffee causes acne. However, overconsumption of coffee has been associated to aggravate acne in people having oily or acne prone skin.

Aayush Maggu

Is Vitamin C good for sensitive, acne-prone skin?

Vitamin C is celebrated for its brightening, anti-ageing and protective benefits, making it a favourite in skincare routines.  But for those with sensitive skin, it can feel intimidating due to...

Tanveer Kaur

2 sunscreen ingredients to avoid—know safer alternatives

Looking for a healthy and safe sunscreen for your skin? Here're 2 unsafe ingredients to avoid and look for these 5 best ingredients on sunscreen labels.               ...

Khushboo Siwach