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How to Revive Your Skin with Yogurt This Summer

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Yogurt is filled with protein, vitamin D, and calcium, all of which a healthy skin needs. Adding yogurt to your skin care regime nourishes your skin and delays any signs of aging. Many ancient cultures have been using yogurt for centuries to make the skin supple and radiant. Traditionally in India, people would apply a mix of yogurt and turmeric to give the skin a beautiful glow. 

Summer Skincare With Yogurt

Yogurt for Skin

Yogurt has lactic acid, which works well as an exfoliator. It removes the uppermost layer of dead cells, revealing brighter and renewed skin. Hence, Yogurt is one of the most often used ingredients in home-made facial masks and other Summer skincare products

  • When yogurt is applied topically, it increases the moisture content of the treated area. This makes skin more elastic and restores the skin’s natural complexion. Consequently, it works as a defense against fine lines and wrinkles
  • It also promotes the growth of new skin cells and effectively reduces the appearance of pigmentation. Using yogurt even helps in reducing persistent dark circles because it has anti-inflammatory properties, which also help in reducing puffiness
  • Fresh yogurt helps to soothe inflamed skin. Exposure to the sun in summer damages the skin, resulting in redness and irritation, and because of its cooling properties, yogurt can help heal sunburned areas. The probiotics in yogurt calm the skin by promoting cell-renewal, repairing the lipid barrier in dehydrated skin. 

 

Facial Ubtan Multani Mitti

 

Yogurt – The Best Ingredient for Oily Skin

While essentially good for all skin types, Yogurt infused regime is predominantly beneficial in Summer skincare for oily skin or acne prone skin because its zinc content regulates oil production and works as a mild astringent. It also carries anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties. Traditionally, Yogurt is considered to be an effective home remedy for fighting acne. Hence, as the leading Ayurvedic brand, Forest Essentials recommends its revitalizing Facial Ubtan Multani Mitti for oily and acne prone skin. Moreover, as acne and pimples can leave behind scars that take a long time to fade, not only does this fine Multani Mitti Ubtan dry out acne, but also helps in removing pigmentation. Yogurt can also have a mild bleaching effect. Therefore, mixing yogurt with Forest Essentials’ Ubtans assists in removing skin discoloration and tanning too, making it a must-have summer skincare product. Excitingly, Forest Essentials has a wide range of ubtans, one for each skin concern, and forming a thick paste with yogurt can be applied to cool the skin in summers.

Yogurt for Hair

A storehouse of Vitamins, Calcium, and fatty acids, Yogurt is equally beneficial for your hair. Enriched with nourishing properties, it helps restore the natural moisture content of dehydrated, brittle hair. Yogurt is often used as a mixer for many hair masks to soothe scalp and hydrate the lengths.

When applied to the scalp, it helps combat dandruff and heal irritated scalp due to its astringent and cooling properties. Rich in probiotic bacteria, it regulates sebum production in the scalp, strengthens the hair follicles and promotes stronger hair growth, naturally. Regular application of yogurt infused hair masks can help balance the excess oiliness in the scalp, and lead to improved scalp health. 

Summer Beauty Ingredient to Hydrate and Cool Skin

During the summer, which lasts almost the entire year in India, yogurt is a skin essential. It hydrates the skin tremendously and its cooling properties are anti-inflammatory, and are rich in protein. Interestingly, our Facial Ubtans can be used as both Facial Cleansers and Facial Masques. Hence, according to one’s skin concerns, one can simply you’re your favourite Forest Essentials Ubtan and mix it with Yogurt, for a quick and refreshing solution. 

 

Dr. Shweta Netke
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Forest Essentials

Senior Ayurveda Doctor

Dr. Shweta is a Senior Ayurveda Doctor at Forest Essentials. A ‘Vaidya’ or a qualified professional in the Science of Ayurveda, she is passionate about the ancient methods of healing and natural practices for holistic health. She has previously worked with NGOs and has conducted ‘Nadi Pariksha’ (Pulse Diagnosis), ‘healthy way of life’ camps for the underprivileged and general fitness camps for senior citizens. She also has an in-depth understanding of the concept of ‘Panchkarma’ and working knowledge and experience in modern medicine. She has worked with several FE customers from across the globe and helped them find effective solutions for their concerns. She is passionate about creating awareness about the exciting world of Ayurveda and enjoys training for the brand.

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