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  • Moisturising the skin is the most essential step in the skincare regime
  • Over-application of moisturiser impairs the skin's ability to hydrate
  • Acne-prone skin can exacerbate acne breakouts by overuse of moisturiser

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Hydration is necessity but over-moisturising can be bad for skin; know the difference

Dermatologists caution excessive application of moisturiser; say it may hamper self-hydration, particularly in acne-prone skin. 

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      Hydration is necessity but over-moisturising can be bad for skin; know the difference

      Moisturising the skin is the most essential step of our skincare and we do agree to that. No, matter how cloudy or sunny it is, just like sunscreen moisturising also plays a vital role in our skincare regime.

      But, are you aware that over-moisturising impairs the skin's ability to hydrate?

      However, according to dermatologists over-application of moisturiser potentially inhibits the skin's ability to hydrate itself naturally. So, experts advise that using an excessive amount of moisturiser may result in the skin becoming dependent on external hydration.

      Similarly, acne-prone skin can exacerbate acne breakouts, as it may create an environment conducive to bacterial growth and inflammation.

      The right amount of using moisturiser

      The right amount of using moisturiser depends on the individual skin needs and type, texture and climate. However, just a pea-sized amount of moisturiser is perfect for all skin types.

      Also watch: Avoid these 5 skincare mistakes in summer to maintain healthy skin

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