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Have you ever worn a black kurta and noticed white flakes dusting your shoulders halfway through the day? Or felt an uncontrollable urge to scratch your scalp during a meeting or family function? If yes, you're not alone. Dandruff is one of the most common scalp issues faced by people in India, cutting across age and gender.

If you've been scrolling through skin care reels or reading beauty blogs lately, chances are you've come across the term microneedling. Often referred to as collagen induction therapy, this treatment is gaining popularity across India-for good reason. From reducing acne scars and open pores to improving skin texture and boosting glow, microneedling promises a lot. But does it really work? Is it painful? And most importantly, is it safe for Indian skin types? Let's break it down in simple, honest terms.

If your face turns shiny within twenty minutes after cleansing, especially during the hot months, it means your skin is oily. Know your skin type

Indians are blessed to have various skin tones and each skin tone brings in a lot of beauty. The colour of your skin cannot determine your beauty and achievements. A skin that is healthy is the best skin.

You're not alone-and you're definitely not powerless. If you're finding more strands than usual on your pillow, in the drain, or caught in your comb, it's natural to feel concerned. But don't panic-hair fall is common, and in most cases, it's manageable and even reversible with the right care.