When I was in school, I got some blackheads on my nose and forehead. My mom went to the best cosmetic store (there was no Sephora or Nykaa back then) and got me an Apricot Scrub. I used it and got rid of some blackheads,[…].

It’s not been the smoothest skin rides in my mid-thirties. I have briefly spoken about my gut issues including IBS in one of my recent Instagram posts, and I have noticed acne over the past two years. I usually break out on my chin for[…].

Does anybody else record videos when they’re getting a facial? Or talk the doctor’s ears off? I do. Sometimes I’m testing the staff without telling them what I do, and other times, I’m trying something new. But the reason why I look so chatty in[…].

What Is A Microcurrent Facial? “Microcurrent Therapy uses extremely low-level electrical currents (microcurrents) that helps tone facial muscles, boost collagen and enhance blood circulation. Don’t think of this as an electric shock: but like it mimics the body’s natural current. At the cellular level, microcurrent therapy stimulates a[…].

It’s the peak of summer which means your skin should shine through or at least be clear enough that you don’t need layers of makeup. While I’m eating my share of papayas and having as much coconut water as I can, a facial can be[…].

Watermelons are synonyms with peak Indian summers (considering I eat a portion of watermelon at least 3 times a week), but watermelon on my face. Really? I thought someone had put my feelings onto paper since when I was first told about a Watermelon Facial[…].