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5 habits to incorporate in your daily routine if you want to slow skin ageing and look young

5 habits to incorporate in your daily routine if you want to slow skin ageing and look young

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You can apply the best products in the world, but if your diet is all over the place, your skin will show it.

What you eat plays a huge role in how your skin looks and feels.

Try adding more:

Fresh fruits (berries, oranges, papaya)

Vegetables (spinach, carrots, broccoli)

Nuts and seeds

Healthy fats like walnuts or flaxseeds

These are packed with nutrients that help your skin stay healthy and deal with damage.

At the same time, try not to overdo sugar and junk food. Too much sugar can damage collagen over time, which leads to faster ageing.

You don’t have to eat perfectly – just be a bit more mindful on most days.

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Dermatologists Say Your Post-Gym Skincare Routine Might Be Causing Breakouts

Dermatologists Say Your Post-Gym Skincare Routine Might Be Causing Breakouts

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My pre-workout skincare routine is the height of minimalism. I cleanse, and if I’m running or spending time outside, I’ll slap some SPF and call it a day. After the session, however, that’s when it starts to get more complicated. I have acne-prone skin, so post-workout breakouts are a very real concern for me.

Vogue’s post-gym skincare routine at a glance:

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“If your skin seems to punish you for doing something healthy, you’re not imagining it,” skin specialist Libi Roos confirms. “Post-workout breakouts are incredibly common – but also completely fixable once you understand what’s really going on.

I take a “time is of the essence” approach to removing the sweat and bacteria from my face, and even though body acne isn’t something I generally experience, I jump in the shower as quickly as possible as a preventative measure. But why does it occur? “It’s not the sweat,” Roos stresses. “It’s what happens afterwards.”

She is not referring to the workout itself, but the go, go, go nature of modern life. “Sweat is not your enemy. It’s mostly water and salt – your body doing exactly what it should. The problem? Real life. You do the class, take a call on the way home, grab a coffee — and the sweat just sits there. That’s when it starts mixing with sebum (your skin’s natural oil), dead skin cells and bacteria (including whatever was on that Pilates mat). This creates the perfect pore-clogging cocktail. At the same time, your skin is in a more vulnerable state; your barrier is slightly compromised, your pH is disrupted, and your pores are more open from heat. So anything already on your skin – SPF, leftover make-up, pollution (especially in a city like London) – is now part of the problem.”

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The skincare innovations that are trending right now – here’s how to change up your skincare routine

The skincare innovations that are trending right now – here’s how to change up your skincare routine

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Isn’t it time to change up your skincare routine? Check out the innovations which take supporting your skin beyond the surface.

Skincare trends come and go quickly, but some ingredients and product categories attract attention because they tap into broader changes in what people want from a routine.

Right now, there is growing interest in formulas that feel more targeted, more recovery-focused and more closely linked to skin support rather than quick surface-level results alone.

This shift reflects a wider change in consumer habits. People are still interested in glow and visible freshness, but they are also paying more attention to barrier support, skin comfort and products that fit into a more thoughtful long-term routine. In that context, innovation is no longer just about novelty. It is about whether a product feels relevant to real skincare goals.

Recovery-led skincare is gaining ground

One of the clearest developments in recent months is the rise of products associated with repair, renewal and skin recovery. Instead of looking only for stronger exfoliation or more dramatic active formulas, many skincare users are becoming more interested in products that support the skin in a gentler, more balanced way.

That helps explain why ingredients linked to skin regeneration are drawing more attention. A PDRN serum fits naturally into that conversation, as interest grows around formulas positioned within this more recovery-led approach. For many people, the appeal lies not only in the innovation itself, but in the broader idea of helping the skin look fresher and feel better supported over time.

Brand visibility also shapes what gains traction

Skincare conversations are often influenced not just by ingredients, but by the brands that help bring them into wider view. When certain names begin appearing repeatedly across beauty routines, social content and product recommendations, they often become part of the trend itself. Brand identity, packaging and positioning all play a role in how quickly a product category gains momentum.

This is one reason medicube is entering more beauty conversations. As consumers become more curious about newer skincare directions, brands associated with high-visibility, results-focused products tend to attract attention more quickly. They help make unfamiliar categories feel more accessible and easier to explore.

Innovation only matters if it fits real routines

Not every new skincare trend lasts, and not every innovation deserves a permanent place in a routine. What makes certain products stand out is their ability to fit into habits people can actually maintain. That is where Notino fits naturally into the conversation, offering skincare options that reflect both emerging trends and more established routine needs.

The products gaining attention right now are not always the loudest. More often, they are the ones that align with what people increasingly want from skincare: support, consistency and formulas that feel current without becoming overwhelming.

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30s vs 40s skin: Doctor’s simple 3-step minimalist routine that actually works

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In your 20s, skincare is often experimental, trying trends, layering actives, and chasing quick results. But as you move into your 30s and 40s, your skin and your approach to it start to change. There’s a visible shift today towards simpler, more consistent routines. Not because it’s trending, but because skin at this stage doesn’t respond well to excess. Overuse of actives, constant product switching, and aggressive treatments can end up doing more harm than good. At this stage, the focus moves from “doing more” to “doing what actually works.”

What should a 30-year-old’s skincare routine be? (Adobe Stock)

Tavishi Dogra is a health and wellness journalist with over eight years of experience in the field of health and wellness journalism. She knows how to explain complex health topics in a way that is easy to understand for many readers. Tavishi has written for respected publications like RSTV, Financial Express, Jagran, and Zee. She has a strong understanding of current health trends and social issues. Tavishi is dedicated to promoting holistic health and wellness solutions, which she shares in her articles about fitness, nutrition, and mental well-being. For more insights and updates on health, you can follow her work in the Hindustan Times.

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What changes in your 30s and 40s?

Collagen production begins to slow down, hydration levels dip, and the skin barrier becomes more fragile. “Add to that daily exposure to the sun, pollution, stress, and lifestyle habits, and these changes become more evident”, Dr Tanya Mishra Dixit, Maxillofacial Surgeon, tells Health Shots. This is why skincare in your 30s and 40s needs to be less reactive and more restorative, focused on maintaining skin health rather than constantly correcting it.

Why simpler skincare routines are working better?

We’re seeing more people move away from 10-step routines to something far more edited. “A good cleanser, a targeted treatment, a moisturiser, and sunscreen, used consistently and often, deliver better results than complicated routines that are hard to sustain”, says the doctor. Skin minimalism isn’t about doing less for the sake of it. It’s about removing what’s unnecessary and sticking to what your skin actually needs.

How do I repair my skin barrier quickly?

One of the biggest shifts in skincare today is the focus on the skin barrier. When the barrier is compromised, everything else follows acne, dullness, and sensitivity. “Ingredients like ceramides, peptides, and fatty acids help strengthen the skin barrier and keep it healthy”, says the expert. Even small changes like switching to a gentler cleanser or a more nourishing moisturiser can make a visible difference over time.

Prevention over correction

Instead of trying to fix things once they show up, the idea now is to stay ahead of them. You don’t need an elaborate routine, just a few basics done consistently:

  • Sunscreen every day
  • Retinol to support skin renewal
  • Antioxidants like Vitamin C protect against environmental damage

What matters more than anything else is consistency, not constantly trying something new or changing products.

Does skin lose elasticity when dehydrated?

Dehydration is one of the most common concerns in this phase, often manifesting as dullness or loss of elasticity. A routine that prioritises hydration, with ingredients like hyaluronic acid and ceramides, helps the skin look healthier and feel better.

Sleep, stress, diet, and hydration play a much bigger role than most people realise. You can’t make up for poor lifestyle habits with good skincare. Skincare in your 30s and 40s doesn’t need to be complicated. “In fact, it works better when it isn’t. The real shift is this from chasing trends to building habits, from quick fixes to long-term skin health,” says the expert. Because good skin, at this stage, isn’t about doing more and more but about getting the basics right, consistently.

(Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek your doctor’s advice for any questions about a medical condition. At Hindustan Times, we help you stay up-to-date with the latest trends and products. Hindustan Times has an affiliate partnership, so we may get a part of the revenue when you make a purchase. We shall not be liable for any claim under applicable laws, including but not limited to the Consumer Protection Act, 2019, concerning the products. The products listed in this article are in no particular order of priority.)

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Dimma Umeh Shares the Minimal Makeup Routine Perfect for Busy Mornings

Dimma Umeh Shares the Minimal Makeup Routine Perfect for Busy Mornings

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If getting ready each morning has started to feel like a full-time job, Dimma Umeh’s new tutorial arrives right on time.

In her latest video, she shares a minimal daily makeup routine created for rushed mornings and anyone who wants to look polished without spending an hour in front of the mirror. It is simple, practical, and easy to follow.

She also pays attention to sparse brows, showing how to shape and define them in a soft, natural way without making them look too heavy. The result feels fresh and balanced.

Overall, this routine is all about doing less while still looking put together. Think light, effortless makeup that works for everyday life.

If you have been looking for a faster way to get ready, Dimma may have just given you the answer.

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A derm just revealed the ultimate 12-step skincare routine

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Would you carry out 12 skincare steps every day? Asking for a friend. A doctor friend, no less, who has just released the ultimate “structured, doctor-led approach to adult skincare”.

It’s not as complex as it sounds. It’s six steps in the morning and six at night – some of which are the same (your best cleanser will make an appearance more than once) And as the expert behind it all, Consultant Dermatologist at The Devonshire Clinic, Dr Conal Perrett, explains, many of us are using lots of products already, but not in the most effective way.

“In reality, many people are investing consistently but not seeing meaningful change because they’re stopping short of the treatments that can make a real difference,” said Dr Perrett, after analysing YouGov’s 2026 Anti-Ageing report. And, happily, he went on to detail a step-by-step breakdown of everything we should be doing to get results.


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YouGov’s study contains so many interesting insights. The part that caught Dr Perrett’s eye was that 60% of UK adults are regularly buying skincare products, but the vast majority never use powerful actives. And so he has helpfully aimed to get us past this hurdle by outlining his optimum 12-step daily regimen, “aimed at supporting skin health, barrier function and anti-ageing outcomes more effectively.” Et voila:

  • Morning routine
  • Cleanser: Removes sweat, oil, bacteria and overnight products, creating a clean base for active ingredients.
  • Toner: Modern formulas hydrate, rebalance pH or deliver light active ingredients.
  • Treatment serums: Target concerns such as hydration, pigmentation or oil control; apply from thinnest to thickest texture.
  • Eye cream: Supports hydration in the delicate under-eye area.
  • Moisturiser: Locks in hydration and supports the skin barrier.
  • Suncream: Protects against UV damage, which accounts for up to 80–90% of visible skin ageing; SPF 30+ recommended daily, even on cloudy days.
  • Evening routine
  • Cleanser: Double cleansing may help remove SPF, makeup, and impurities.
  • Toner: Hydrating or lightly exfoliating, depending on skin type.
  • Treatment products: Retinol, AHAs/BHAs or prescribed actives, often used at night due to increased sun sensitivity.
  • Hydrating serum: Helps minimise irritation and support skin recovery.
  • Moisturiser: Seals in treatments and prevents dryness.
  • Facial oil: Applied last to lock in moisture and actives.

Our beauty editor’s morning picks

Creamy AM cleanser

Liz Earle

Cleanse & Polish Hot Cloth Cleanser

The perfect gentle and nourishing morning cleanser, this gently shifts debris while nourishing dry or dehydrated skin.

Re-texturising toner

Beauty of Joseon

Glow Replenishing Rice Milk Toner 150ml

A mild yet effective Korean daily toner that gently refines skin texture and helps reduce the look of pores. Swipe it on with a re-usable cotton pad after your morning cleanse.

Pigmentation-buster

E.L.F

Skin Vitamin C Brightening Serum

An absolutely outstanding Vitamin C serum for the price, with high levels of Vit C and antioxidant ferulic acid, which helps it be even more effective. A must if pigmentation and sun damage is a concern.

Perks up tired eyes

Cerave

Skin Renewing Eye Cream

Peptides are excellent ingredients to work on lines and collagen without irritating the sensitive eye area – this combines them with caffeine which is known to help energise and depuff morning eyes.

Daily quencher

Kiehl’s

Ultra Facial Cream Moisturiser

There’s no need to overcomplicate your face cream when using so many other treatments. This one deeply hydrates but has a lovely light and silky texture that feels particularly good on combination or hot flush-prone skin.

Elegant SPF

La Roche Posay

Anthelios Uvmune 400 Spf50+

Recommended by countless dermatologists and beauty editors alike, this has an elegant, fluid-like feel, very high UVA and UVB protection and comes in very handy slimline packaging.

Our beauty editor’s evening picks

PM cleanse

Glowery

Honey Glow Dewy Face Wash

An oil-based cleanser is a good idea in the evenings, as it’ll cut through makeup, SPF and daily grime like a dream. This has an oil-balm texture that leaves skin feeling soft and clean but never dry.

Glow-inducing AHA

This effective toner contains super AHA Glycolic acid to exfoliate dead cells and help bring glow back to dry or textured skin. Instead of using it every evening, I’d suggest going night-on, night-off with your treatment step, which is…

Powerful retinal

Medik8

Crystal Retinal 1 Serum

Retinoids are the most effective ingredients for reversing skin damage. Retinals like this go through fewer conversions in the skin to become retinoid acid, so should get to work faster and all but the most sensitive skins should give this a go.

Plush PM cream

Nip+Fab

Ceramide Fix Overnight Repair Cream 12%

Use something richer and packed with skin cushioning ceramides after all those nighttime actives. This has a creamy, plush texture and skin is still noticeably protected and conditioned in the morning.

Hydrate and plump

L’Oreal

Paris Revitalift Filler Hyaluronic Acid Anti-Wrinkle Serum

Hyaluronic acid is your friend here, a molecule that draws water into the skin and keeps it there for hydration, comfort and a plump, bouncy feel. This L’Oreal serum offers cutting edge technology at an affordable price.

Active-packed oil

Trilogy

Certified Organic Rosehip Oil

Not everyone loves the feeling of an oil, but if you have skin that’s become dryer with age this one is well worth a try. It’s perfectly nourishing and comforting without feeling greasy, is packed with antioxidants and it’s reportedly Kate Middleton’s rosehip oil of choice, too.

While 12 steps sounds like a lot, some of these can be combined or swapped around. For example, you can opt to use the same cleanser day and night – and the best toner for your skin may be the same formula in the morning and evening too – the same goes for your best facial moisturiser.

Stronger actives such as alpha hydroxy acids and retinoids work well when swapped in and out night by night, and more skin-type-specific products, such as an oil, can be added in, or not, at your discretion. As with anything to do with skincare, there’s nuance in the conversation.

But with so much skincare noise out there, it is a gift to have this clear, Dr-approved list, designed for pure efficacy, and broken down in steps. As Dr Perrett says himself, “Patients today don’t want dramatic changes. They want to look like a fresher version of themselves. The trend is moving towards natural, preventative approaches, but education is key. Closing this gap is about giving people clear, medically-led guidance so they can make informed decisions, rather than relying on trial and error with products alone.”

With expertise fromWith expertise from

Dr Conal Perrett

Consultant Dermatologist and Dermatological Surgeon

Dr Conal Perrett is a leading Consultant Dermatologist and Dermatological Surgeon and the founder of The Devonshire Clinic. He is an expert in all skin conditions but has a special interest in skin cancer, utilising the most advanced techniques, including Mohs micrographic surgery and photodynamic therapy (PDT).

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A regenerative serum with exosomes for a daily anti-aging routine

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Dermalogica launches Phyto Nature E2, an innovative new product for daily home use that brings the world of regenerative medicine directly into the skincare routine. The new formula is based on an advanced cocktail of plant-derived exosomes, next-generation enzymes and active ingredients designed to support the skin’s natural renewal processes, which weaken with age.

The product was specifically developed to treat visible signs of aging such as fine lines, loss of firmness, dull skin and uneven texture. It combines regenerative exosome technology with pumpkin enzymes for gentle exfoliation, phyto glycogen, an active botanical blend and acetyl glucosamine, with the goal of accelerating cell renewal, improving skin texture and delivering a smoother, more radiant and firmer appearance over time.

At Dermalogica, they explain that this represents the next stage in the skincare world: The regeneration stage. If in the past the focus was on moisture, antioxidants or exfoliation, now the focus is shifting toward supporting the skin’s biological ability to repair itself, similar to professional regenerative treatments in clinics.

According to brand data, in an independent clinical study a visible reduction in fine lines and wrinkles was recorded within two weeks, with twice-daily use. The product is also suitable as at-home support for those undergoing professional aesthetic treatments such as microneedling, laser or peels.

The texture is lightweight, absorbs quickly and is suitable for morning and evening use on clean skin, before continuing the skincare routine.

• How much: NIS 698 for 100 ml
• Where: At Dermalogica points of sale

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No soap, no facewash. Priyanka Chopra’s mother shares her one simple skincare routine for glowing skin and the actress follows it too. What is it?

No soap, no facewash. Priyanka Chopra’s mother shares her one simple skincare routine for glowing skin and the actress follows it too. What is it?

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When everyone just talks about expensive skincare products and complicated routines, many still search for something simple and effective. From serums to cleansers, the choices can feel endless and confusing. But what if glowing skin didn’t require any of that? What if the secret was something basic, natural, and already available at home? Interestingly, a traditional remedy followed for years by Priyanka Chopra’s mother, Madhu Chopra, proves that sometimes, less really is more.

The skincare secret revealed by Priyanka Chopra Jonas’ mother

Dr Madhu Chopra, mother of Priyanka Chopra, recently shared her go-to skincare routine, and it’s surprisingly simple. Taking to her social media handle, she revealed that she has never relied on soap or facewash for her skin. Instead, she uses a traditional homemade ubtan, a natural face pack made with everyday kitchen ingredients.
She explained that this routine has helped her maintain clear and healthy skin over the years, keeping issues like acne, pimples, and pigmentation at bay. What makes it even more interesting is that Priyanka Chopra also follows the same skincare ritual.

What goes into the face pack?

The base of this DIY face pack is gram flour (besan) and turmeric (haldi), both widely known for their skin-friendly properties. Besan works as a gentle cleanser, while turmeric helps soothe the skin and reduce inflammation.

To make the pack suitable for dry skin, Dr Madhu adds ingredients like fresh cream (malai), yoghurt, and a bit of cold milk. These elements help moisturise the skin and prevent dryness. Turmeric, considered the key ingredient, plays a major role in fighting infections, reducing acne, and giving the skin a natural glow.

How to use it properly

The preparation of the face pack is simple and quick. All the ingredients are mixed into a smooth paste and applied evenly on the face, just like a mask. It is then left on the skin for about 15 to 20 minutes before being washed off with water. Dr Madhu also advises being careful while applying the pack, especially around the eyes. She cautions that the under-eye area is delicate and should be left untouched to avoid irritation.
Alternatives for sensitive skin
While the face pack works well for many, Dr Madhu also suggests alternatives for those with sensitive skin or allergies. For instance, if gram flour doesn’t suit someone, wheat flour can be used instead. Similarly, if turmeric causes irritation, lemon juice can be added as a substitute, as it is rich in vitamin C. For those who cannot use dairy products like cream or yoghurt, natural options such as grated tomato or potato juice can be included in the mixture. These ingredients are known to improve skin texture and provide additional nourishment.
According to Dr Madhu Chopra, the secret to achieving good results lies in regular use. She recommends applying the face pack frequently, even daily, for visible improvement in skin texture and glow. Over time, this consistent routine can help restore the skin’s natural radiance without relying on chemical-based products.Her approach highlights a larger idea: skincare doesn’t always have to be expensive or complicated. Sometimes, traditional remedies passed down through generations can be just as effective, if not more. With both Dr Madhu Chopra and Priyanka Chopra trusting this simple routine, it also kind of shows that glowing skin might just be a few natural ingredients away.
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The Best Summer Skincare Routine For Oily Skin, According To Three Derms

The Best Summer Skincare Routine For Oily Skin, According To Three Derms

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Curating a skincare routine for oily skin can feel like a year-round challenge – but throw warmer weather into the equation, and it becomes even trickier. As temperatures rise, it’s easy to assume that a summer skincare routine should follow a less-is-more approach to prevent everything melting away in a mix of sweat, sebum and shine. But is that really the case? Not exactly. To set the record straight, we turned to the experts: consultant dermatologists Dr Derrick Phillips and Dr Alexis Granite, along with cosmetic doctor Dr Sonia Khorana.

The expert-approved top products for summer skincare at a glance:

Murad Blemish Control Clarifying Cream Cleanser

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Anua Heartleaf Quercetinol Pore Deep Cleansing Foam

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“In warmer weather, oily skin often becomes more noticeable,” explains Dr Phillips. “Heat and humidity can increase sebaceous gland activity, leading to excess shine, more visible pores, and a higher likelihood of breakouts. When sebum mixes with sweat, SPF and daily build-up on the skin, it can contribute to congestion and acne in those who are blemish-prone.”

According to the pros, it’s a five-step ritual to control build-up and shine without stripping the skin. Dr Granite says, “Those who suffer from oily skin will often reach for drying formulas to combat excess sebum. The issue is that if the skin is over-dried, it will actually compensate by producing more oil, so a balance is key.”

This, according to Dr Phillips, starts with the right cleanser. “Cleansing becomes particularly important, but it needs to be balanced,” he stresses. “A gentle foaming cleanser can help remove excess oil, sweat and impurities without disrupting the skin barrier.” However, caution is advised. “It’s also important to resist the temptation to over-cleanse, as this can disrupt the skin barrier and lead to increased oil production as the skin tries to compensate.”

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BTS' V Proves Less Is More—His Minimal Skincare Routine Is Breaking the Internet!

BTS’ V Proves Less Is More—His Minimal Skincare Routine Is Breaking the Internet!

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For most people, the glowing, flawless skin of celebrities often feels like something unattainable. In K-pop, BTS are especially known for their consistently radiant appearance, whether on stage or on screen. What makes it even more striking is that despite their packed schedules, constant travel, performances and frequent makeup, their skin still looks smooth, healthy and well cared for. Now, isn’t that something to die for?

Well, if you wish to achieve the goal of a flawless glowing skin exactly like the BTS boys hand on. We are here with all the inside secrets of the Bangtan Boys.

When it comes to BTS, keeping the fans’ choices in mind, V aka Taehyung is undoubtedly one of the most handsome boys in the group and when it comes to his skincare regime, he is very particular about maintaining gorgeous skin.

On various occasions, Taehyung has been quite vocal about having breakouts and didn’t shy away from talking about them. So, you must be wondering how he maintains such bright glowing skin, despite his acne-prone skin! Good news, we know his secret skincare tip and here you go.

Just as he gives his all during performances, the “Christmas Tree” singer puts equal effort into caring for his skin offstage. A key part of his routine is proper cleansing, which he considers essential. He often opts for a foaming cleanser but has also stressed the importance of choosing a gentle, nourishing formula suited to one’s skin type. According to him, cleansing at least twice a day helps keep the skin clear, balanced and free from blemishes.

Next, V uses a toner that serves as a second cleanse to take off any remnants of makeup from the skin. And the BTS boy is very particular about this as well. Earlier he had shared that his dermatologist suggested using a cotton pad instead of his fingers for the toner and he follows it dedicatedly. V had also asked his fans not to be aggressive on skin, rather to be gentle to cleanse areas that have a higher chance of having leftover makeup, like under eyes.

Following this, the BTS member uses a hydrating and nourishing face moisturiser to give himself a good facial massage that helps in proper blood circulation and ensures the softness in the skin. V also makes sure to moisturize his ears when he applies the moisturiser, which is usually missed by commoners. He also applies an extra dollop of cream before going to bed to keep his skin hydrated overnight. As per his skin care regime, he also takes proper care of his hands and uses hand cream to massage the gaps between his fingers and applies it on to his cuticles.

After finishing the rest of his routine, V makes sure to take care of his lips as well by applying a generous layer of lip balm to keep them soft and hydrated. He has even shared his own tip for application—dabbing a small amount onto a finger and spreading it evenly across the lips, similar to how toothpaste is applied to a toothbrush.

As South Korea is known to have the world’s most advanced and effective Korean skin care lines, Koreans have a wide range of brand options to choose from. Talking about V, he prefers to use Zeroid, which stands for Zero Steroid. Zeroid is a top-selling Korean skin care brand which started in Korean hospitals. It’s known as the #1 Dermocosmetic in Korea.

Though his skin care routine is pretty much this, one thing that Taehyung suggests the most is to drink tons of water and stay hydrated. Lack of water can result in dull, dehydrated skin.

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