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A clay face mask can be a satisfying part of a skincare routine. You apply it, give your skin a quiet few minutes, rinse it away and move on. But how often to use clay mask ? The answer isn't necessarily “the more oily your skin is, the more often you should use clay.”...

Monsoon skincare in India is less about adding more products and more about understanding what the season is asking of your skin. Humidity can make the face feel sticky. Frequent exposure to rain, sweat, and environmental grime can leave skin feeling congested. At the same time, air-conditioning, repeated cleansing, and changing routines can leave...

When the monsoon arrives, combination skin can become surprisingly difficult to manage. The T-zone may feel oilier, pores may appear more noticeable, and the skin can feel heavy or congested. At the same time, the cheeks may remain normal, dry, or more easily irritated. That is why a clay face mask for oily skin...

Monsoon skin has a way of changing the rules. Humidity can leave your face feeling heavier. Sweat and excess sebum can sit on the skin for longer. Sunscreen, makeup and everyday environmental exposure can add another layer to the feeling of congestion. That is when a charcoal face mask can sound appealing. But here...

Monsoon weather changes more than the view outside your window. For skin, higher humidity can mean more sweat, excess oil, sunscreen residue and environmental impurities sitting on the surface throughout the day. Some people notice congestion or a heavier feeling on the skin. Others notice that their complexion looks dull even when they are...