Beauty

We’ve all seen those 10-step routines on TikTok and Instagram — serums, essences, toners, oils, masks, and more. But here’s a surprising (and scary) thought: can too much skincare actually cause wrinkles instead of preventing them? The answer might shock you: yes, overdoing skincare can accelerate signs of aging. Let’s break down why. Why “More”

When you see a ₹20,000 moisturizer in a glass jar or a $200 serum that promises “instant transformation,” it’s natural to ask: do expensive skincare products really work — or are we just paying for fancy packaging? As someone who has experimented with both drugstore basics and luxury skincare over the past few years, I’ve

If your skin looks better without skincare routine, congratulations — you’ve accidentally discovered a truth most beauty marketers don’t want you to find: sometimes less actually wins. This isn’t moralizing laziness; it’s biology, basic chemistry, and the rare magic of giving your skin time to stop doing damage to itself. Below: a clear, practical breakdown

Why This Question Even Exists in 2025 With influencer skincare hauls looking like they raided Sephora during a Black Friday apocalypse, it’s natural to wonder — do we actually need all this stuff?Some people seem to have flawless, glowing skin without a single serum in sight. So what’s the truth? Is good skin without skincare

The skincare industry thrives on convincing you that your bathroom shelf should look like a small pharmacy. Every influencer swears their holy grail is a serum you can’t pronounce, a toner “infused” with gold flakes, and a moisturizer that costs more than your electricity bill. But ask yourself — how much skincare do you really