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We're always hearing about some alternatives to traditional skin care products, but how safe are they? We spoke to two dermatologists to find out. 1. Toothpaste - Limit application to any area to just a day or two. 2. Body lotion- "There are subtle and sometimes no difference between body lotions and face lotions," says Dr. Kassouf.

To pick the right sunscreen, you must first know your skin type. Try to pick a sunscreen with a matte finish & the right SPF for your skin. If you have oily skin, opt for a gel or spray-based sunscreen. Get at least SPF 30 for your UVB protection and at least PA++ for your UVA protection!  

Skin rashes, no matter how small, can lead to a lot of irritation and be very difficult to deal with. Be it heat rashes, eczema, or sun burns, here are a few tips to prevent and treat them. Start with keeping your body hydrated, avoiding direct sun exposure for long periods, and keeping your skin clean.