Skincare is always a marathon, not sprint: Dermatologist Sridevi Raichur
In a session on self-care and beauty, Dr. Sridevi Raichur, a leading dermatologist, said, ‘Skin care is always a marathon, not sprint.’ Discussion highlighted three new advances in beauty remedies: exosomes to improve skin quality, PDRN from salmon DNA which ‘has proved to reduce your aging by 20%’, and new compositions of Hayaluronic acid fillers. Dr. Raichur warned against Skincare Red Flags, including myths that ‘natural’ is always better, following social media trends without professional advice, and demanding treatment from disqualified physicians. He advised that the routine of a simple night of cleaning, applying active ingredients such as retinol or vitamin C, and moisturizing is important. For working women, they emphasized the importance of continuity and never go to bed without cleaning anyone’s face.
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