Dehydrated skin lacks water (not oil), causing dryness, dullness, flakiness, and sensitivity, and can be improved by drinking water, sleeping well, using hydrating products, and avoiding harsh conditions.

Weight loss supplements can curb appetite or boost metabolism but pose serious health risks if misused; safe, sustainable weight loss relies on a balanced diet, exercise, hydration, sleep, and stress management.

Sensitive skin challenges include unexpected breakouts, irritation from products or environment, extra precautions in daily life, and constant stress over skincare, makeup, and personal care routines.

6 common acne myths busted: dirt, stress, sunscreen, makeup, chocolate, or hand bacteria don’t directly cause acne—proper skincare and hygiene matter most.

Avoid 9 common skincare mistakes—like not washing your face, skipping sunscreen, or over-exfoliating—to keep your skin healthy and glowing.

During the rainy season, taking 500–1,000 mg of vitamin C daily can help prevent colds, boost immunity, and improve skin health.

Several skin diseases commonly affect the hands, including eczema, psoriasis, vitiligo, scleroderma, and symptoms linked to internal health issues.

Strengthen and protect the skin to defend against various natural and human-made pollutants that can harm health.

A patient developed itchy, red rashes behind her ears caused by an allergy to PPD in her so-called “herbal” henna hair dye, confirmed by a patch test.

To prevent foot odor, maintain good hygiene, wear breathable shoes, rotate footwear, keep feet dry, and consult a dermatologist if infections occur.