Sweating due to some stimulus is one thing and sweating profusely for no reason is an entirely different thing. One is a natural response, while the other is a medical condition. If you’ve observed that you’re sweating excessively, you may have questions as to‘why?’ Excessive sweating, also known as hyperhidrosis, can be a discomforting problem to deal with. While sweating is a bodily function, and one that ...

You may call it leucoderma, white patch or white ghost; VITILIGO occurs due to the deficiency of melanocytes, a pigment-producing cell in the skin. The more dark skinned a person is, the more are their chances of having vitiligo. Both genetic and environmental factors contribute to vitiligo. A lot of patients point out their vitiligo to be the result of physical trauma, emotional stress or illness. Even sev ...

Vitilgo is a harmless skin condition; however, the white patches on the body can knock your confidence off. Having said that, it is important to understand the white ghost, aka Vitiligo is and how do we diagnosis it, check the symptoms and possible treatment solutions. At Skin City, we get hundreds of vitiligo-struck patients who’re restless to get if off from their skin, and we take all the possible measur ...

The difference between Acne and Pimple is subtle. But when they appear, they’re not the best definition of subtlety. Both describe the nasty breakouts that curse our skin. But the question is, are they the same? If you’ve got an acne-prone skin, you might see it on different parts of your body in an unusual form. Here’s a brief guide on the difference between acne and pimple so you too can zap it without be ...

Winter can be grueling for a variety of reasons. It’s cold. It’s dark. But there’s one little thing that happens in winter that everyone hates: chapped, dry, flaky lips. The itching, the burning, the peeling — is there anything worse than chapped lips? Luckily, there are steps you can take to keep your lips happy and healthy, even during the coldest parts of the year. After all, when the weather changes, yo ...

We want our locks to look amazing all-year round, but the cold of winter can take its toll on us. Tight skin, chapped lips and dry, frizzy hair? All causing mayhem! Say hello to winter, because it’s about to wreak havoc from head-to-toe. We’ve all been there and, like you, wondered whether gorgeous winter hair is even a possibility (spoiler alert: there is!). Also Read: 21 Easy Beauty Tips Every Girl Must K ...

When the cold weather sets in, it can become difficult to keep our skin as happy and healthy as it is during the rest of the year. Tightness, dryness, flaking, chapping, itchiness - we've all been there and like you, pondered whether having soft skin (not just for a temporary amount of time) and a glow in the winter is even a possibility? Also Read:  25 Beauty Tips for Women On a mission to answer this very ...

Winter can be a brutal time of the year for your lips. The cold air, the chilling wind and dry, heated air inside all conspire to make your lips dry and rough. In addition, when we go out in the cold, the mouth is usually among the last things we cover up, says dermatologist Dr. Niteen Dhepe (MD, Skin City). Lips have a special type of skin that is thin and delicate – and so requires a little extra pamperin ...

Men - what are your skincare concerns during the winter? Maybe they include: Avoiding dry, flaky skin on your face. Preventing dry, cracked hands. Keeping your lips hydrated and smooth. Excellent routine. The cold, dry air is bad news for your skin. It leads to dehydration, flakiness, and other unpleasantness. Also Read: 14 Amazing Winter Beauty Tips for Men’s Skin But what about your hair? Where’s that for ...

As the temperamental winter weather sets in, your skin is one of the first things to suffer. From the blustery winds whipping your face to the drying central heating inside, your face can be left in dire need of some TLC. But the sunny side is that you can make sure that your skin is equipped to fight back against the elements. Don’t know where to begin? There’s way more to men’s winter skin care than liber ...