love your skin

So phone acne is not a scientist terminology yet !!!🤷 We touch our mobile phones over 2,000 times a day (just take a moment there 😅) or more and bacteria, viruses and allergens transfer from fingertips onto the mobile and than to our beautiful skin. Also, repeatedly rubbing the skin with the mobile can do some real damage. Take some time now and look at your phone you will see your fingerprints all over the phone which actually have a lot of nasty bacteria which can break you easily and make you very sick 🤢. 🌼Can cause Acne 🌼 Allergies 🌼 Premature wrinkles 🌼Dark spots and pigmentation So to avoid such problems try to use a facial cleanser containing benzoyl peroxide (helps with mild to moderate Acne), wipe your phone, wash your hands regularly. if the problem still persists please visit your dermatologist before it gets worse. Note - please disinfect your phone 😊 your skin will thank you😍 Alert ⚠️ - Not a dermatologist👨‍⚕️ but a skincare lover ❤️ Skincare first trends later. #skinscience #skincare #skincareroutine #skincarefirst #phoneacne #acne #allergies #pharmaist #beautyinsideout #selfcare https://www.instagram.com/p/CFZZfIYjKOC/?igshid=bj2s4d0isx6v

So let's get the basic clear here first as promised let's understand the basic science behind skin... " layers of skin" and " what gives you your skin colour" - Skin colour is created by the special cells called "melanocytes" which produce a special pigment called melanin ( present in the epidermis) 🗯 The interesting thing about these cells is that it's not the number of melanocytes that determine how dark your skin is? 😱 In fact, people with dark skin colour and light skin colour have the same number of melanocytes 👀 it's actually melanin that determines the colour meaning that darker skin people have more melanin. However, UVB/UVA rays found in the sunlight can affect the level of melanin in your skin 🌅. Note - Not an expert but an enthusiastic about skincare and makeup, science first trend later🤗🤭 #skincare #skinscience #layersofskin #melanin #skinhealth #sciencefirst #beautyinsideout 🤫 https://www.instagram.com/p/CFSMDSYDu6B/?igshid=1l9t051wwzg0k

Skincare is an investment of your time it's not a miracle. Invest in skincare and it will deter long-term damage. It's not a secret that as we age, the skin gradually begins to slow done its collagen production. Collagen what makes your skin appear smooth, plump, and supple. Investing in good skincare lays down the foundation for slowing down skin problems and preventing long term and permanent damage. So for my subsequent post, we will be going deep into the skin science which includes basic questions like..... 1. Layers of skin and what gives you your skin colour. 2. What the hell is collagen and why you need to love it. #Alert, I m not a dermatologist but I am very enthusiastic about skincare and science behind it. # Never use anyone else, skincare routine because it's different for each and every one. # I may or may not know everything about skincare as of now but I love to read and indulge myself to learn more every day. Love and peace ✌️ Be kind and be mindful. https://www.instagram.com/p/CEgsIzejh8T/?igshid=j6s2yc7a60v5