Skin health in summer: Essential skincare tips from dermatologist for men and women

While emerging beauty trends can be intriguing, here's how to prioritise efficacy and safety when making skincare decisions.

Published on: Jun 01, 2024 2:38 PM IST

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Looking for evidence-based approaches to skincare? While emerging trends can be intriguing, Dr Charu Sharma, Co-Founder and Director of Dermatology at Cureskin, advocated prioritising efficacy and safety when making skincare decisions. In an interview with Zarafshan Shiraz of HT Lifestyle, she suggested - (Image by Freepik)

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1. Look for products containing well-researched ingredients with established benefits. Retinoids, for example, have robust clinical data supporting their anti-ageing properties. Niacinamide offers demonstrably effective skin brightening, while hyaluronic acid provides superior and long-lasting hydration.  (Unsplash)

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2. It is crucial to perform patch testing on new products before incorporating them into your routine. This simple step helps identify potential sensitivities and prevent adverse reactions.  (Pixabay)

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3. Additionally, introduce new products gradually to allow your skin to adjust..  (Shutterstock)

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4. The foundation of a healthy skincare regimen remains constant: consistent daily sunscreen use, gentle yet effective cleansing, and regular application of moisturiser. (Shutterstock)

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5. Remember, there's no substitute for a personalised approach. To develop a regimen tailored to your unique skin type and concerns, consult a board-certified dermatologist. (Unsplash)