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7 Best Skincare Habits for Healthy & Natural Glow

  7 Best Skincare Habits for Healthy & Natural Glow Glowing skin doesn't necessarily mean having a complicated 10-step skincare routine. In fact, healthy-looking skin often comes down to a few simple habits that you follow consistently. From keeping your skin hydrated to protecting it from the sun, small everyday changes can make a noticeable difference over time. If your skin looks dull, uneven, or tired, adding a targeted skin brightening serum can be one option to consider. Foxtale's 10% Vitamin C + Glutathione Advanced Brightening Serum combines Vitamin C, Glutathione and hydration boosters and is designed to address concerns such as dullness, pigmentation, uneven skin tone and the appearance of dark spots. You can also follow your serum with a lightweight Vitamin C moisturizer to add moisture to your routine while supporting a brighter-looking complexion. The important thing is not to chase instant results but to build habits that support your skin consistently. So, ...

Feeling ill off late? Blame it on your early morning walks

Delhi and NCR has witnessed insane upsurge in Air Quality Index recently. The pollution levels at various areas are over 15-20 times over the permissible limit. According to the reports from the Central Pollution Control Board, AQI at Ghaziabad and Noida was as high as 439 and 423 respectively. Pollution level ranging so high is absolutely dreadful, as the safe AQI level is below 50 or maximum 100. Delhi's air quality was measured to be under "very poor" category with AQI recorded at 368. Highly polluted air causes respiratory illness, lung and heart disorders not just to the people with prolonged health issues, but to completely fit and healthy people as well. Owing to several meteorological reasons, Delhi saw an abnormal escalation of the major air pollutant PM2.5 during the morning hours.  The permissible range for PM2.5 according to Indian national standards is 60, and 25 according to the international standards. The worst affected areas by the PM2.5 si...

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