The rainy season brings cool air and green views, but for your skin, it also brings dampness, stickiness, and imbalance.According to recent reports, nearly 80% of Indian women report patchy, sensitive skin during the monsoon, despite the moisture in the air. In July alone, hospitals in cities like Pune and Lucknow saw a 30% increase in fungal and bacterial skin infections.
The truth is that monsoon weather may feel good, but your skin reacts very differently. That’s why skincare in this season should be balanced, preventive, and based on how your body functions in this climate.
Here are five small shifts that can make a big difference, as suggested by Dr. Deeksha Katiyar, WeClinic Homeopathy.
by TOI Lifestyle Desk
Source: times of india
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