Dark circles treatment is on the rise as dark circles are a common problem not only among hassled housewives, but also for anyone with hectic work schedules and erratic sleep hours.

Dark circles are not a very grave problem, but can make you look much older than you already are. Dark circles treatment, some people believe is something impossible. But in today’s age where the market is being flooded with anti-ageing, skin lightening creams, it is considered a fashion crime to sport dark circles. Dark circles treatment is not a difficult task and in fact, easier than you have ever thought of.

Here are some natural home remedies for dark circles treatment which helps you get rid of those ghastly-looking dark circles:

• Grate some raw potato. Soak a cotton ball in the potato juice. Close your eyes and place these cotton balls on your eyes.

• Apply crushed mint leaves around your eyes. This should lighten the skin and is one of the best dark circles treatment method. (more…)

How to get clear skin? Having clean, clear, blemish-free and beautiful complexion is a rarity these days. There are several factors that could mar skin texture, such as air and water pollution, cosmetics and bad food and drink choices.

An increasing consumption of aerated drinks, packed juices and rich creamy coffees instead of water, and fat-rich foods like snacks, pastries, chocolates and fast food is in fact a major culprit that comes in the way of skin care.

There is a school of thought that diet and acne are not interconnected, but I believe that you are what you eat and your skin reflects just how much fat is consumed in your daily diet. Though severe cases of acne may require medical attention, the condition can to a large extent be checked with adequate diet control. So, let’s get to work and clean up the menu.

For starters, advise those in charge of the cooking at home to cut down on the oil that is used. Minimise the use of coconut in cooking and avoid coconut chutney as far as possible. (more…)

The winter brings relief from the sweltering summer days, but can wreak havoc on your skin. One of the common skin problems in the winter are fungal infections. This is obvious as the humidity will be more and fungal activity will be at its peak! To prevent it, avoid wearing damp clothing and socks as this can predispose you to fungal infections.Those who are prone to fungal infections should keep clean and dry, use an anti fungal soap, and use a prophylactic anti fungal dusting powder in the groin areas and feet. Carry an extra set of clothing or keep a spare change at your workplace to avoid staying in damp clothing for prolonged periods of time as this can lead to fungal infections.

Basic Skin Care

Your skin tends to be oily in this humid season and basic skin care products may need to be modified to suit the season.
Use a medicated face wash suited for oily skin as it is beneficial to prevent acne break-outs

1. Use oil-free moisturizers as your skin still needs hydration, but avoid heavy, oily creams in this humid season
2. Use oil-free sunscreens
3. If your skin tends to be too oily, use an astringent or toner
4. A mild exfoliating scrub may be done gently once or twice a week

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