Radiating Skin

How to get that back. Is it a function of diet/stress. Have struggled on this front ever since I have been in Delhi. What do people do to keep their skins ESP face is great condition. Any natural things like cucumbers/papaya's, do they help? more

Helpful COVID and post COVID Apr 13

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Richi Seth (Expert Physiotherapist and Dietician)

I don't prefer these products as they definately add chemicals to it. My mother is a beauty consultant and she prepares packs and scrubs on her own with natural products and they don't last for long as they are purely natural. She don't add any chemical to it. more

Apr 15

Saumya Mittal (I am a Doctor, and hope to help the members)

stress - avoid stress. meditation and yoga help there. more

Apr 15

Jyotsna Dutta

Richi, what's your opinion on the apricot and walnut scrubs from Himalaya or other brands? Are they really helpful or they are marketing gimmicks? Should we prefer the natural things like what you are suggesting over these products? more

Apr 15

Richi Seth (Expert Physiotherapist and Dietician)

Diet/stress definately make you loose your skin shine and frshness. If tanning is there you should apply tomato pulp. To have a soft skin papaya pulp will help. Freshness you will get with multani mitti mixed with rose water and cucumber juice. more

Apr 14

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