HealthWhy moles multiply with age, and which ones need a doctor
New moles are usually normal, says dermatologist Prof Dr Syed Afzalul Karim, but a mole whose size, colour or border changes should be checked quickly.
HealthNew moles are usually normal, says dermatologist Prof Dr Syed Afzalul Karim, but a mole whose size, colour or border changes should be checked quickly.
FlowersNo tests on people show that home-made beli flower packs firm the skin or remove wrinkles, and jasmine flower extracts carry a documented allergy risk, so a patch test and, where needed, a doctor's advice come first.
HealthRose petals soaked in warm olive oil make a simple rose-infused oil at home, but the American Academy of Dermatology advises testing any new skin product on a small patch for seven to 10 days first.
HealthRose petals and rose water are popularly said to brighten the skin, but evidence from human studies is limited, and dermatologists advise a patch test before using anything new on the face.
With salon visits still worrying many people, a face pack made from potato juice at home can help with acne, pigmentation and dull skin.
Healthy, glowing skin is not hard to achieve, and a little care every day is enough.
However much care you give your skin from outside, eating the right fruits regularly helps keep it healthy and bright.
Natural ingredients work better than chemical cosmetics for oily skin, and these homemade packs help cut shine and reduce acne.
A few vitamin C-rich fruits in the daily diet can help keep skin bright and youthful.