Published 18:43 IST, October 24th 2024

Skin SOS: Protect Your Skin From Poor AQI; Tips

Always make sure to step up your skincare routine to stay protected.

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As capital of India grapples with poor air quality, it is essential to keep yourself and your skin protected from dangerous particles that can have long-term effects. Delhi’s Air Quality Index (AQI) remains in ‘very poor’ category, currently hovering at 332.

Protect Your Skin From Poor AQI; Tips

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se steps may be similar to your regular skincare routine, but it is vital to strictly follow m to protect yourself as toxic smog envelops city.

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Clean indoor air quality: Before you begin your skincare prep, ensure that your indoor air quality is dressed. Use air purifiers, indoor plants, or anything else that helps purify air.

Cleansing: This first step to skincare is essential. Cleansing removes dust particles, oils, de cells, and more. Gently cleanse your face after returning home from outside.

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Exfoliation: Exfoliate at least twice a week to remove de skin cells and pollutants that could clog your pores.

Serums: Anor important step, apply a serum of your choice to prevent premature ageing and skin damage caused by polluted air.

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Moisturizer: Don’t forget to use a healthy moisturizer with ingredients like ceramides to retain skin moisture and vitamin E to prevent uneven skin tone and dryness.

Sunscreen: This essential product should be used year-round. Always keep sunscreen on hand, so you never have to go without it.

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Conclusion

If you’re unaware that climate change can affect your skin health—one of largest organs of your body—n it’s important to know that harsh wear conditions, pollution, increased pollen, and more can trigger skin issues like hives, acne, premature ageing, and inflammatory conditions such as eczema. So, always make sure to step up your skincare routine to stay protected.

18:29 IST, October 24th 2024