r/IndiaSkincare

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I have been having so much texture and pimples on my skin lately, was using minimalist salicylic acid face wash (idk maybe it was too much for my skin) yesterday I used this once at night and on waking up all of that texture was reduced to 20%. My skin feels plump and glowy.

P.s: I am using requile oil free moisturizer on top and I have combination skin.

u/Relevant-Support-994 — 12 days ago

Help with my dull skin please

Please help me with my skin - it has so many spots, is so dull - this is completely without makeup. My skincare routine right now is a simple facewash, toner and moisturiser - twice a day. What should I add to my routine? And what do you think the problem with my skin is 🙏🏼

I’m 27F, thanks in advance

u/PresentationEast7948 — 2 days ago
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Affordable Dermatalogist in Bangalore

Hey everyone,

Many here ask the best dermatologist and finding them is really challenging.

Few lack experiences
Few might have just done extra courses
Few just MBBS Doctors would have done their certification and do lasers and recommend procedures

So I am here listing few Dermats in Bangalore that you can trust - for your skin diseases and cosmetic treatments.

KIMS Hospital and Research Centre in VV Puram has a solid Dermatology Department with amazing qualified dermats.

You had to pay ₹30 and buy a OPD card and that’s the consultation fee.

So for anyone searching where to go, try KIMS once

Expect the HOD Dr.Satish at KIMS. Rest are all good and non profit oriented

Dr Sowmya CS
Dr Monika Gowda
Dr Varsha M
Dr Namratha Manjunath
Dr Meghana
Dr Nandini

All are excellent

Share this to benefit people.

u/ResponsibleYam3344 — 2 days ago

How can I improve this acne texture/scarring on face with skincare only? Sensitive dry skin, no procedures please

I have dry and sensitive skin, and my main concern is this uneven textured look with small pits/dents, clogged pores, and post-acne marks.

I'm not interested in treatments like lasers, microneedling, chemical peels, or anything clinical right now. I only want product recommendations and a routine that can help improve this over time.

u/Gullible-Rip-72 — 4 days ago
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What skincare product keep disappointing you no matter how many brands you try?

Mine is lip plumping glosses/serums. I have very thin lips and honestly still haven’t found one that does much. Most of them just make lips feel tingly and look a little shiny for some time.

u/Witty-2025 — 1 day ago
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MEDIUM Hyperpigmentation at nasolabial folds/ smile lines

Need budget friendly product recommendations. They are not very prominent but definitely visible..I want to lighten them up..

u/Vicious_mortal — 2 days ago

35 m struggling with chicken pox acne and pit scars

How can I get rid of old pit scars and acne caused due to chicken pox on my face. How much it costs for treatment.

u/Pretty_elephant12 — 2 days ago
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This happen at my cheek and bread area both side of my face

My treatment:- saferet-5, clinred-n gel

If anyone now how to treat with this then help me

u/apvaad-vyakti — 10 days ago

Need an alternate cheaper sunscreen + help decoding the dermat prescription

Hey everyone,

I recently got diagnosed with acne vulgaris grade 1 and my dermatologist prescribed me a routine. All i can read is :

Biocutis facewash

UV TEC ACNE sunscreen

Cutiwel gel

Bacdox LB capsule 100 mg

The problem is, the sunscreen they recommended is too expensive for me, so I’m looking for a cheaper alternative that is still safe and effective for me.

What I need from you guys:

Budget sunscreen recommendations for my skin condition.

Preferably something that is non-comedogenic and lightweight.

Something available in India and actually worth the money, not just marketing

ALSO, I cannot read the dosage on the prescription clearly because of the handwriting. If anyone can help me decode it, I’d really appreciate it.

I am not able to read the dosage, duration and when to use the meds.

If needed, I can upload a clearer picture of the prescription too.

Thanks in advance. Please don’t recommend random stuff just because it is cheap. I need something that is actually safe for acne skin.

u/GauravMishra_001 — 2 days ago
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Ive had this for a couple of years now (maybe 4-5 years) and I'm curious as to what this is and if anyone has experience of removing it. It's only there under my eye and I feel like it's reducing some times but it starts spreading again.

I visited a dermatologist and he gave me a few oinments but I found out after 2 days it became more bigger and started spreading after application so I stopped. I dont use any face care products except face wash (once or max twice a day) and sunscreen when going out although I remember this was there before I used a proper facewash and sunscreen as well. Derma also said it's "extra skin growth" 🤔 and only oinments or laser can be done.

If anyone knows please let me know

u/FlightFreak320 — 9 days ago

Scam or Amazon mix up?

Just a heads up for anyone ordering skincare from Amazon lately, please double check what you receive before using it.

I ordered my usual Dust Skin face serum recently and received Dot & Key moisturiser instead. Seemed like a scam to me, or could be a mix up.

If you order skincare online:
• Check the brand name carefully
• Check seals and labels
• Compare the product to listing images
• Report incorrect deliveries immediately

Has this happened to anyone else recently on Amazon?

reddit.com

Hey guys so I had acne when I was 14 doc gave me lotta pills n cream which fixed it then but I still have all this black marks . Sometime I get pimple in this area.

I recently visited a dermat . She prescribed me that cream in the pic . didn't gave me any routine and told me the risk just told me to apply 2 times in week.

I then searched about tretenoin and people saying it's dangerous and to be careful . I got scared and didn't use it but I want to make this black stops go away.

Can you guys recommend me routine for this . Or any possible risk i should look out for .

(Current routine- night- salicylic acid face wash . Moisturizer. Morning- sunscreen)

That's all

Thanks for helping 🙏

u/sol-boi — 10 days ago

I've been seeing this trend where people use volufiline on their lips instead of lip fillers. Has anyone really tried it? Does it work? My mom won't let me get fillers and the plumping glosses barely last. Please help advise me. Is this a good way to naturally make the lips look plumper? I have very thin lips so no lipsticks even show on it.

u/MochiiTheMonster — 7 days ago