Why home remedies aren’t always safe for your skin

Home remedies aren’t always safe

Despite seeming natural, many DIY remedies can trigger allergies, worsen acne or pigmentation, and lack the stability, pH balance, and scientific validation of clinical products.

Clinically formulated products work better

Dermatologist-recommended creams contain tested actives like retinol and niacinamide that penetrate effectively and target concerns safely, with proven, research-backed results.

Always consider your skin type

Choose products based on whether your skin is oily, dry, or sensitive. Incompatible products may irritate or worsen your condition, even if they’re dermatologically tested.

Check ingredients and combinations

Understand what active ingredients are in your products. Some, like retinol and vitamin C, may clash and irritate skin if used together, especially on sensitive types.

Patch test before full use

Even tested products can cause reactions. Apply a small amount on your inner arm or behind the ear to see how your skin reacts before full application.

Avoid constant switching