purva@khaleejtimes.com Filed on March 4, 2021
We’re taking the liberty to put forward a personal question. No, we’re not asking how much you earn, how old are you turning this year, or what’s your annual rental. We’re digging deeper. We’re asking how much do you spend on skincare, and how much is too much? Spending on skincare is always a good idea, one can’t argue against that. We’re not here to make you feel guilty, the opposite rather. We’re here to assist you to make a good judgement call, economically and environmentally, as you look after your skin. The fact is that we all do at times end up spending more than required on skincare, for we live under the assumption that expensive products work better. Fret not, experts are here to rescue.
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City’s beauty-conscious are championing for our skin and the planet with the use of organic, natural products.
You and I, both, have apparently not only increasingly become concerned about our natural skin, but the planet too. And let’s admit it, both can all do with some deep breathing, right? To start with, does your skin need to breathe? Yes! We are essentially speaking of using products that don’t clog the pores, cleansing sensibly, and cutting down the make-up. Less is more and healthy skin begins with minimal skincare. The good news is that not only are we now adapting to simpler cleaning routines, but also bending heavily towards organic, natural products; experts and brands point out.