Rosewater- a scientifically proven home remedy

Rose water has anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidant, anti-bacterial 
and hydrating properties that can benefit variety of skin types and concerns. That’s not all; it is home remedy with minimal side effects and maximum scientific evidence.

1. What are benefits of using rose water on skin?
2. How can I use rose water on my skin? 
3. How to make pure rose water at home?
4. Is rose water different from rose oil or rose hip oil?
5. Rose water is recommended for which skin types?

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Rose Water@ Dermatocare.com

Disclaimer- The content of this page is meant for information pupose only and not not meant for medical use.As everybody skin behaves differently so the author is not responsible for any damage or losses or side effects arising from the use or following the information provided on this page. Also certain topics in this page are still controversial so the author is sharing her views based on her experience and knowledge. Any wrong content or discrepancies in thought are invited for discussions and if needed can be corrected based on the facts. The results expected with skin care products are not universally applicable as each individuals skin behaves differently. The author is not responsible for any adverse event that arises out of following my opinion, however such negative and positive feedback will help me improve. Kindly seek dermatologist advice for skin care, acne, redness, irritation, dark patches or any other skin problem. Kindly note for medico-legal reasons I have not listed prescribed skin care products which are specially formulated according to skin types and are cost effective too. Also, the author has no monetary association with above listed brands, there are thousands of skin care products in the market I have chosen few of them to start with. Kindly note all the photographs in this blog are taken from Google images.

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Razor bumps are dermatologically termed as Pseudofolliculitis barbae. They are common among people with curly and thick beard hair that gets curled back easily into the skin while shaving in the reverse direction.  This hair triggers inflammation leading to mildly itchy and red colored bumps (sometimes filled with pus).

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Fair & Lovely advanced multivitamin cream- hides or reduces your dark spots?

"It is just a cream and not treatment." 

Overall Review:  

Being a Dermatologist, I can vouch that  atleast 3-6 month of regular treatment with medicines, peels and/or lasers is required to fade away dark patches or spots, leave aside this brand that claims to do so alone. 

That's not all, the trick behind the popularity of this cream is the white matt look it gives on applying that hides your dark spots instantly. This fairer matt look blends with the fairer skins but in darker skins might give an rather embarrassing artificial look. 

Compared to other OTC skin lightening creams Fair and lovely is good value for money you spent as it provides you with most of vitamins that are required for skin lightening. But with the low cost, the company has compromised on the feel of the cream as it is sticky and bit too occlusive for oily skin type and yet not moisturising for dry skin types.







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