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Patchy & dull skin
I was not wearing sunscreen during my college times. And now the sunscreen i am using are very oily and dewy. Any suggestion for sunscreen ?
My skin is dull and patchy but secretes oil as well, it adds age to my face. Even after i drink minimum of 4ltrs of water daily, i am unable ti see the glow on my face. What to do in this case ?
My face's skin and my body's skin are very different in shade, how to equalise them ?
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It is a tinted sunscreen which you can use before make up also
It is not available at any pharmacy as it comes under the category of Cosmetic Dermatology
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Lots of newer advanced sunscreens are available. Also u have to use a cream to reverse photoaging and creams for skin rejuvenation.
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It can be cleared....Undergo glutathione therapy.. otherwise few creams also available...for detailed prescription do direct online consultation by sending photos.
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Dr. Vaishali Kanthi
Dermatologist
24 yrs exp
Mumbai
Better sunscreens are available.
You need to consult with your pics though to give you the best suggestion.
Oiliness cud even be due to humidity in the weather.
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