Let’s be clear from the start: acne is not a hygiene problem. It’s not because you didn’t wash your face enough. And no, it’s not just a “teenage thing.” Acne is a skin condition, and it can hit anyone - teenagers, adults, men, women, even people in their 30s and 40s. If you want acne gone, you first need to understand it properly. Guesswork is why most people stay stuck in the acne cycle. In this blog, we’ll break down what acne is, what causes it, and how you can actually get rid of it without ruining your skin. What is acne? Acne happens when your pores get clogged. Each pore on your skin has: Oil (sebum) Dead skin cells Hair follicles When oil + dead skin cells block the pore, bacteria grow inside it. That’s when you see pimples. Face acne can show up as: Whiteheads Blackheads Red bumps Painful pus-filled pimples Deep cysts under the skin What causes acne? Acne is rarely caused by one thing. It’s usually a mix.      1. Excess oil production Some people naturally produce more oil. More oil = higher chance of clogged pores. If your skin feels greasy by noon, this matters.      2. Hormones (biggest trigger) Hormones increase oil production. That’s why acne flares: During puberty Before periods During pregnancy With PCOS Under high stress If your acne sits mostly on the jawline and chin, hormones are likely involved.      3. Clogged pores Dead skin cells don’t always shed properly. When they mix with oil, pores clog. That’s the start of acne. Over-exfoliating makes this worse, not better.      4. Bacteria Blocked pores trap bacteria inside. This causes: Redness Swelling Pain Popping pimples pushes bacteria deeper. That’s how scars happen.      5. Wrong skincare & makeup Heavy creams. Comedogenic makeup. Skipping cleanser. Overusing activities. All of these can trigger acne. More products ≠ better skin.      6. Diet & lifestyle (Not the main villain, but still relevant) Food alone won’t cause acne. But it can trigger flare-ups. Common triggers: Excess sugar Too much dairy Poor sleep Chronic stress Fixing skincare without fixing lifestyle gives half results. How to get rid of acne (the right way) There is no overnight cure. Anyone promising that is lying.      Step 1: Cleanse properly (not aggressively) Wash your face twice a day. Use a gentle cleanser like Honey Fix Face Wash: No strong fragrance No nasty ingredients Made with 8% pure honey      Step 2: Treat acne, don’t attack it You need targeted ingredients, not random hacks. Look for facecare products for acne: Tea Tree Water Facial Toner (for clogged pores) Charcoal Face Mask (for oil control & redness) Aloe Vera Gel (for acne + marks) "I wanted an aloe vera gel that I’d confidently use on my own skin every day - safe, gentle, and honest. That’s exactly what we created." - Krutika Kumaran, Founder of Vilvah.      Step 3: Moisturise (yes, even oily skin) Skipping moisturiser makes acne worse. When skin is dry: It produces more oil Pores clog faster Use a: Lightweight Non-comedogenic Hydrated skin heals faster.      Step 4: Sunscreen is non-negotiable If you’re treating acne without sunscreen, you’re wasting effort. Sun exposure: Darkens acne marks Slows healing Increases irritation Use a light, acne-safe sunscreen daily, even indoors.      Step 5: Stop these acne mistakes Be honest. If you do these, acne won’t leave. Popping pimples Changing products every week Over-exfoliating Using home remedies like lemon, toothpaste, and baking soda Copying someone else’s routine Your skin is not a DIY experiment. How long does acne take to clear? Acne doesn’t clear overnight, and anyone who says it does is lying. Real skin change takes time. Most people start seeing early improvement in 1-2 weeks once they follow the right routine consistently. Active breakouts begin to reduce in 3-4 weeks, when inflammation, oil production, and clogged pores finally calm down. Acne marks take longer. Expect 1-2 months for dark spots and post-acne marks to fade, depending on your skin type and sun exposure. Jumping between products or copying random routines only delays results and worsens acne. Stick to what works. Consistency is the real acne solution Acne isn’t random. It doesn’t show up for no reason. Once you understand this, acne feels less confusing and more manageable. There’s no instant fix. But there is a right way - using the anti-acne range made for your skin. And stop copying random routines that were never meant for you. If you’re looking for a simple routine, the Vilvah Anti-Acne Combo supports acne control by gently cleansing pores, calming active breakouts, and managing excess oil, making it easier to stay consistent without stressing or stripping your skin. Healthy skin is built, not rushed. Stick to the basics, be patient, and your skin will catch up. FAQs 1. What are the different types of acne? Acne is not the same for everyone. Common types include whiteheads and blackheads (non-inflammatory), papules and pustules (red, painful pimples), and nodules or cystic acne, which are deeper and can leave scars. Knowing your acne type matters because using the wrong treatment can make breakouts worse instead of better. 2. Does niacinamide help with acne? Yes, niacinamide helps with acne by reducing excess oil, calming redness, and strengthening the skin barrier. It also helps fade acne marks over time. The best part is that niacinamide is gentle, making it suitable even for sensitive or acne-prone skin when used regularly. 3. How can I reduce acne redness quickly? To reduce acne redness, keep your skin clean, calm, and hydrated. Avoid touching or squeezing pimples, use soothing ingredients like niacinamide or aloe vera, and never skip sunscreen. Redness often fades faster when the skin feels protected and not irritated. 4. Can dandruff cause acne on the face? Yes, dandruff can trigger acne, especially on the forehead, hairline, and sides of the face. Flakes, excess oil, and scalp fungus can clog pores when they come in contact with facial skin. Treating dandruff properly can also help reduce recurring acne in these areas. 5. What is the best skincare routine for acne-prone skin? The best skincare routine for acne-prone skin is simple and consistent. Cleanse gently, use a lightweight moisturizer, apply non-comedogenic sunscreen, and avoid harsh scrubs. Overloading your skin with products can damage its barrier and cause more breakouts instead of healing them.

This might feel too familiar. You shampoo your hair. It feels clean. Soft. Normal again. So you think, ‘Do I really need a conditioner?’ Ever ghosted conditioner because it felt unnecessary, weighed your hair down, or didn’t give you instant results? We get you.  But here’s what you’re missing. Clean hair isn’t the same as healthy hair. When used correctly, hair conditioner doesn’t just make your hair feel good at the moment. There’s more to it. We’ll break down the real hair conditioner benefits. You’ll know why it is non-negotiable in your hair care routine. Why shampoo alone isn’t enough for healthy hair? Shampoo is made to cleanse. It removes oil, dirt, and product buildup. To do this, it gently opens up the outer layer of your hair. It is the cuticle. That’s good for cleaning. But not so great if you stop there.Open cuticles mean: Moisture loss Friction Hair breakage Frizz Rough and dry strands A hair conditioner helps close and smooth the cuticles again. It keeps your hair easy to manage. That’s the simple science behind it. Benefits of using the best conditioner for your hair Let’s move past the usual ‘soft and shiny hair’ talk. Here are the real, science-backed benefits of conditioner on hair.       1. Minimises hair breakage A lot of what we call ‘hair fall’ is actually breakage. Hair gets weak while: Towel-drying Tying it too tight Frequent combing Conditioner helps reduce friction. So, your hair won’t break easily.      Result:  Smoother strands Less pulling while combing Hair looks healthier      2. Helps the hair retain its moisture Dry hair doesn’t happen overnight. It shows up slowly.      Common causes: Frequent washing Sun exposure Heat styling Pollution      Conditioner helps: Seal moisture in the hair for longer Softens and hydrates hair Keeps strands flexible instead of brittle. Moisturised hair bends. Dry hair breaks. That difference shows over time.      3. Controls frizz and flyaways If your hair tangles easily, conditioner is not optional. When the hair cuticles are rough, they catch onto each other, leading to knots. A hair conditioner helps gently smooth the hair. Which means: Fewer knots Reduced damage while detangling Easier styling Frizz-free hair through the day Hair feels more manageable.      4. Protects hair from environmental stress Your hair goes through a lot every day: Pollution UV exposure Dust Styling tools All of this weakens the hair cuticle over time. Conditioners act like a lightweight shield by: Reducing surface damage Minimising friction Strengthening strands over time Protecting hair from excessive heat      5. Improves hair texture and health Conditioner isn’t a quick fix. Consistency is what makes the difference. Keeps hair smooth and hydrated Nourishes & strengthens hair Prevents damage from building up over time Supports overall hair health Adds a natural shine So, don’t skip it in your routine.  How to choose the right conditioner for your hair type? Confused between multiple conditioners? Not all of them work the same way on your hair. So, start by looking at the formula. It’s always safer to choose gentle, natural formulations. Harsh additives like parabens and sulphates may give instant smoothness. Over time, they can dry out your hair and weaken it. A best conditioner should: Help maintain moisture Strengthen hair without weighing it down Be safe for frequent, long-term use Just like Vilvah’s Cream Conditioner. It is made with science-backed ingredients like: Tucuma Butter: Retains moisture and reduces breakage Broccoli Oil: Deeply nourishes and makes hair easier to manage Jasmine Extract: Strengthens hair and adds natural shine      What’s so special? Lightweight and leaves your hair velvety soft Suitable for all hair types Comfortable to use for both men and women Gentle on coloured hair and helps protect colour Safe for pregnant women and nursing mothers “We believe effective hair care starts with safe formulations and conscious choices. That’s why we use natural ingredients and wheatgrass packaging. We stay true to what we claim - Grounded in Nature, Growing with Science.” - Kruthika Kumaran, Founder of Vilvah The right way to apply conditioner to your hair You already know the basics. Here’s a quick reminder: Apply to wet hair Avoid the scalp Apply only to the mid-lengths and ends Gently detangle Leave it on for 3-5 minutes Rinse well with cold water. Healthy, smooth hair needs conditioning! Good hair care isn’t about chasing instant results. It’s about choosing the right products and using them consistently. For best results, our Cream Conditioner works beautifully when paired with our Goat Milk Shampoo. It’s a duo loved by many, and our Bestseller Hair Combo. Together, they strengthen, hydrate, and leave your hair velvety soft in a few weeks. Are you looking to build a routine? Take a moment to explore our full range of hair care products at Vilvah Store Online or visit your nearest Vilvah Outlet. FAQs 1. Is conditioner good for hair? Yes, conditioner is good for hair. It softens strands, reduces breakage, and makes hair easier to manage, especially if your hair feels dry, frizzy, or rough. 2. When should you use hair conditioner? Use conditioner after shampooing. Shampoo cleans your scalp, while conditioner restores moisture to the hair lengths, helping hair feel smooth and healthy. 3. Can conditioner cause hair fall? No, conditioner does not cause hair fall when used correctly. Applying it only to the lengths and rinsing well prevents buildup that could make hair feel heavy. 4. Should we wash hair after applying conditioner? Yes, conditioner should always be rinsed out after a few minutes. Leaving it on can weigh hair down and make it look greasy instead of soft. 5. Is it necessary to use hair conditioner? If your hair feels dry, tangled, or damaged, conditioner is essential. It protects hair from daily wear and tear and helps maintain strength and shine.

Most people grab any body wash, scrub fast, and rinse. They think more foam means better cleansing. And fragrance equals quality. That’s a myth. Body care starts in the few quiet minutes you spend under running water. The way you cleanse your skin & a good body wash matters more than you realise. A good body wash can support your skin. A bad one slowly damages it. In this blog, we’ll break down the right way to use body wash and how to choose one that doesn’t strip your skin. Because clean skin isn’t about doing more. It’s about doing it right. How to use body wash (Step-by-Step) Here’s a step-by-step guide to using body wash properly for clean, healthy skin.      1. Wet your skin first Always wet your body with lukewarm water first. Dry skin makes the body wash work too strongly. Water helps the product spread and clean gently.      2. Use a small amount You don’t need a lot of body wash. A small, coin-sized amount is enough for your whole body. It spreads easily on wet skin, and gives a soft lather.      3. Use your hands or a soft loofah Hands are fine. They’re gentle. If you use a loofah, choose a soft one and not a rough one. Rough loofahs can scrape your skin and irritate.      4. Massage gently Rub the body wash in slow, circular motions for about 30-40 seconds. This helps lift dirt, sweat, and excess oil without being harsh on your skin. A gentle massage also improves blood flow and helps your skin relax.      5. Rinse well Wash off all the body wash. Make sure the water runs clear, and your skin feels clean, not slippery. Any leftover product can make your skin feel itchy or tight.      6. Moisturise right after After you step out of the shower, pat your skin dry and apply a good body lotion. Moisturising right after showering traps water in your skin and keeps it soft. Which body wash is best for daily use? With so many body washes in the market, how do you choose the right one? Here are key things to check:      1. Understand your skin Before picking a product, know your skin type. Dry skin: Needs gentle formula with moisturising ingredients. Sensitive skin: Needs very mild, fragrance-free options. Normal to oily skin: Can handle lighter body washes. Your skin should feel calm after washing and not tight or itchy.      2. Avoid harsh chemicals Some body washes use strong cleansers like sulphates. These can strip natural oils and ruin your skin’s protective barrier. Check the label. If it lists sulphates high on the ingredient list, it might be too harsh for daily use.      3. Look for moisture-boosting ingredients Good body washes do two jobs: Clean dirt and sweat Keep moisture in your skin Look for ingredients like: Milk proteins White lily oil Coconut oil These ingredients care for your skin while cleansing.      4. Think long term A good body wash should improve your skin over time. If a product makes your skin dry, tight, or flaky after daily use, it’s not the right one. No matter how “nice” it smells. Why you’ll love Vilvah’s Goat Milk Body Wash? Most body washes do one thing well: They clean. And that’s also their biggest problem. They clean so hard that your skin pays the price later, dryness, tightness, that “need lotion right now” feeling. Vilvah’s Goat Milk Body Wash takes a quieter approach. Instead of stripping your skin, it works with it. Goat milk helps maintain moisture while you wash, so your skin feels comfortable even after you towel off. Oils like virgin coconut oil and white lily oil support this balance, making it easy to use every day without overdoing it. What you’ll notice most is what’s missing. No harsh feelings. No dryness. No itchy skin, asking for instant moisturizer. You don’t walk out feeling “squeaky clean.” You walk out feeling calm and comfortable. When a body wash respects your skin instead of fighting it, you don’t need anything extra. And that’s the point. "We wanted to make a body wash that feels kind to the skin. That’s why we chose farm-fresh goat milk for gentle, everyday skin care." - Kruthika Kumaran, Founder of Vilvah. Reach out to your most refreshing shower! Healthy skin isn’t about fixing problems later. It’s about not creating them in the first place. Start treating your skin with good body care products with a little more care, and everything changes. Your skin feels calmer. More balanced. Less demanding. That’s where a body wash like Vilvah’s Goat Milk Body Wash makes sense. It doesn’t promise dramatic overnight results. It simply cleans without stripping, supports moisture while you shower, and lets your skin stay comfortable afterwards. Day after day, that adds up. If you’ve been dealing with dryness, tightness, or that constant need to “repair” your skin post-shower, this is a good place to start. Not because it’s trendy. But because it respects your skin. And sometimes, that’s all your routine needs. FAQs 1. Can we apply body wash on the face and hair? Body wash is made for body skin, not the face or hair. Using it on your face or scalp can cause dryness, irritation, or breakouts because these areas are more sensitive. 2. Can I use shampoo as a body wash? Shampoo can clean the body in emergencies, but it isn’t ideal for regular use. It’s designed for the scalp and may leave body skin feeling dry or itchy. 3. What is the difference between body wash and soap? Soap cleans using strong surfactants, while body wash usually has added moisturisers. Body wash feels gentler and helps maintain skin softness, especially for dry or sensitive skin. 4. Which is better: soap or body wash? Neither is wrong. It depends on your skin. Body wash suits dry or sensitive skin, while soap may work for very oily skin if it doesn’t cause tightness. 5. What ingredients should you look for in a body wash? A good body wash contains mild cleansers, moisturising agents, and soothing ingredients. Avoid harsh sulfates and heavy fragrances if your skin feels dry or irritated.

Hey, do you face any of this? Your face feels tight the moment you wash it. You see flakes around your nose or mouth. Your makeup clings to dry patches. That’s dry skin. And did you try applying more moisturiser? It didn’t help, right? Because your skin needs proper hydration, repair, and protection. Actually, the right skin care routine for dry skin. And we’re here to walk you through that. No confusing steps. No skincare lectures. No costly product lists. Just an easy routine that’s doable (even on your busiest days). Why does your skin feel dry? Because it loses moisture faster. Your skin barrier can’t hold onto hydration. You might notice: White flakes Rough patches Dry, peeling skin Tightness right after cleansing So, what’s causing it? Cold weather or low humidity Your skin produces less natural oil Hot showers Harsh cleansers Cleansing more than twice a day Skipping moisturiser Now that you know why it’s happening, let's fix it with the right routine.  How to treat dry skin on your face? First, let’s begin with the morning skin care routine that works best for dry skin.      Step 1: Cleanse without losing your natural oils Dry skin doesn’t need heavy cleansing. Begin with a gentle face wash. Look for non-stripping ingredients like rice milk. It naturally calms and softens your skin. Make sure it’s free from sulphates, strong fragrances, and talc. They tighten your skin even more. Quick tip: Wash your face just twice a day. Always use lukewarm water. Hot water feels nice, but it worsens dryness.       Step 2: Rehydrate in the first 60 seconds Toner isn’t extra. It prevents moisture loss before it begins. Just spray it on slightly damp skin right after cleansing. Go for soothing, alcohol-free formulas. They don’t irritate your skin. Try something simple, like Rose Water Facial Toner, to hydrate naturally. What is so special? It has zero additives and is steam-distilled from handpicked paneer roses. It instantly reduces that uncomfortable, tight feeling. Also, preps your skin for the next steps.       Step 3: Help your skin hold onto hydration When the skin barrier is weak, it causes increased dryness. A good serum helps here. Just apply a few drops onto your face and press gently. It will hydrate and repair tiny cracks in your skin barrier. But, avoid formulations with Vitamin C and retinols. What works best? Actives like hyaluronic acid, plant-based alpha arbutin, and rice milk. They’ve always worked well for Indian skin. You can find them in Milk Drops Brightening Serum.      Step 4: Keep moisture from leaving We know moisturiser is already your favourite. It retains hydration and strengthens your skin barrier. If you have dry, flaky skin, try Ultra Moisturising Cream. It provides 3D hydration with white lily essential oil. Plus, it smooths rough patches and keeps your skin soft and supple all day. Bonus: It creates a smooth base for makeup, feels lightweight and is never greasy.       Step 5: Protect the barrier, not just skin tone Sun exposure worsens dryness. It slowly weakens your skin barrier. So, don’t skip sunscreen. It protects more than just your tan. You already know to choose one that’s lightweight and leaves no white cast. Also, look for natural UV filters and soymilk to support hydration. Quick tip: Apply it 20 minutes before stepping outdoors. So it gets enough time to settle and form an even protective layer on your skin. Simple night skin care routine for dry skin You might be exhausted after a long day. But cleansing your face is non-negotiable. It helps your skin breathe again. Now, let’s keep it minimal with just 2 steps.       Step 1: Overnight repair for dry skin You need a nighttime serum that renews your skin while you sleep. Just like the Better Ageing Serum. It is powered with bakuchiol, a natural retinol alternative. It calms, softens, and keeps your skin healthy. Plus, it has ceramides to deeply hydrate and care for your skin barrier.      Step 2: Don’t overlook under-eye care Already noticing fine lines or tiny wrinkles near your eyelids? Dryness is usually the reason. Go for a hydrating Under Eye Cream, made with bamboo extract and shea butter. They help hydrate and instantly soothe your under-eyes. Over time, they help fade ageing signs, too. Quick tip: Use your ring finger to gently dab the cream. It has the least pressure. Together, this Night Repair Combo is truly dreamy.  Soft and hydrated skin needs consistency Your skin doesn’t need intense treatments. It just needs the right routine, followed consistently. With gentle, natural care, your skin starts to feel calmer, softer, and well-hydrated. Vilvah’s beginner-friendly, pregnancy-safe skincare does exactly that. You’ll notice a visible improvement in just a few weeks. Explore our range of skincare products at Vilvah Store Online or visit your nearest Vilvah outlet. FAQs 1. Why is my skin so dry and flaky? Dry and flaky skin usually happens when your skin barrier is damaged and unable to hold moisture. Weather changes, harsh cleansers, hot showers, and not moisturising enough can quietly strip your skin, leaving it tight, itchy, and uncomfortable. 2. How can I prevent dry skin? Be gentle with your skin and treat it like something that needs care, not correction. Use a mild cleanser, moisturise while your skin is still slightly damp, drink enough water, and avoid very hot water that worsens dryness. 3. What is the best skincare routine for dry skin in both winter and summer? Dry skin needs hydration all year, not just in winter. Cleanse gently, use a hydrating serum, seal it with a rich moisturiser, and never skip sunscreen in summer, because sun exposure can silently worsen dryness. 4. Is hyaluronic acid or salicylic acid good for dry skin? Hyaluronic acid is a blessing for dry skin because it attracts and holds moisture, making skin feel soft and plump again. Salicylic acid can be too drying for daily use on dry skin and should only be used occasionally, if at all. 5. Is aloe vera good for dry skin? Yes, aloe vera gel is soothing and calming for dry, irritated skin when used in a well-formulated product. It helps reduce redness and discomfort, but it works best when combined with moisturising ingredients that lock hydration in.

Everyone wants glowing skin. Not the shiny, oily kind. The healthy, fresh, “you look well-rested” kind. But here’s the truth most people won’t say clearly: glowing skin does not come in one magic day. It comes from daily habits. Small ones. Boring ones. But they work. If you are looking for natural tips that actually show results, this blog is for you. No fancy words. No false promises. Just simple steps you can follow every day. Simple Tips for Healthy and Glowing Skin The tips below may look simple, but following them daily is key to seeing real glow. 1. Start with clean skin (this is non-negotiable) If your skin is not clean, nothing else will work. Period. Dirt, sweat, sunscreen, and pollution accumulate on your skin throughout the day. If you don’t wash them off properly, your pores get clogged. This can lead to dull skin, breakouts, and uneven tone.      What to do: Wash your face twice a day. Morning and night. Use a gentle face wash. Not something that makes your skin feel tight. Massage gently. Don’t scrub like you’re washing clothes. Clean skin is not optional. It’s the base. Everything else comes after. 2. Hydration is not optional Most people think glow comes from oils. Oil does not create a glow. It only adds shine. Glow comes from water.      Do this daily: Drink enough water. Use a hydrating product right after washing your face. Lock it in with a moisturizer. If your skin is dehydrated, it looks tired and rough. No product can fully fix it if you don’t hydrate properly. 3. Moisturising is basic, not extra Many people skip moisturiser because they think it causes pimples, especially those with oily skin. This is a misunderstanding. When you don’t moisturise, your skin panics. It produces more oil. That causes breakouts.      What works: Use a moisturiser twice a day. Apply it to damp skin for better results. Even oily skin needs moisture. Especially if you want long-term glow. 4. Sunscreen is the real anti-ageing product The sun slowly damages the skin every day, which is why sunscreen is the most important step in any skincare routine.      Sun damage causes: Dull skin Dark spots Uneven tone Early wrinkles No natural remedy can undo daily sun damage.      Simple rule: Use sunscreen every morning. Even if you’re indoors. Reapply if you step out. Think of sunscreen as protection, not treatment. It protects the glow you already have. 5. Your skin reflects what you eat If your diet is full of sugar and junk, your skin will show it. Breakouts, dullness, and inflammation are common signs.      Eat more of this: Fruits Vegetables Nuts Seeds      Reduce this: Too much sugar Fried food Packaged snacks You don’t need a perfect diet. Just a balanced one. Your skin doesn’t need extremes. It needs consistency. 6. Sleep is a skincare step This is not a motivational talk. It’s biology. Your skin repairs itself when you sleep. If you don’t sleep enough, your skin looks tired.      Aim for: 7 to 8 hours of sleep Clean pillowcases No phone scrolling right before bed Good sleep shows on your face. Every time. 7. Gentle exfoliation makes a big difference Dead skin builds up over time. That’s why skin can look dull even when it’s healthy. Exfoliation helps remove that layer. But don’t overdo it. Exfoliate once or twice a week. Use mild exfoliants. Avoid harsh scrubs daily. After exfoliation, your skin absorbs products better. This is when your other face care products work really well. 8. A simple daily skincare routine that works You don’t need 10 steps. You need the right steps.      Morning Routine Gentle face wash Hydrating serum Moisturiser Sunscreen That’s it.      Night Routine Cleanser Serum Moisturiser Consistency matters more than complexity. 9. Natural ingredients help, but be smart Natural does not mean “use anything from the kitchen.” Some natural ingredients are powerful. Some can irritate your skin.      Good examples: Aloe vera for soothing Turmeric in controlled formulations Milk-based ingredients for nourishment This is why well-formulated skin care products matter like the Milk Mud Mask instead of raw DIY experiments that can harm your skin. Infused with the goodness of oat milk and saffron extracts, this face mask helps treat clogged pores and brightens skin. 10. Stress shows on your skin Stress increases inflammation in the body. That leads to breakouts and dullness. You don’t need to eliminate stress. Just manage it.      Try this: Short walks Deep breathing Stretching Less screen time before bed Calm mind = calmer skin. Good skin is built every day, not overnight Glowing skin is not about trends or shortcuts. It is about how you treat your skin every single day. Natural skincare is not about rubbing random kitchen ingredients on your face. It is about respecting your skin and using ingredients in the right way, in safe formulas, consistently. To get real results, you need products that balance nature with science like Vilvah’s natural body care products. They are formulated with natural ingredients and kept free from harsh chemicals, making them safe for skin you can trust.  Glow is not magic. It’s discipline. And discipline always shows. FAQs 1. What are the best glowing skin tips for dry and oily skin? Glowing skin starts with balance. Dry skin needs deep hydration and gentle care, while oily skin needs light moisturising and regular cleansing. When your skin feels comfortable, the glow follows naturally. 2. What are the best tips for glowing skin in summer and winter? In summer, cleanse well, stay hydrated, and protect your skin from the sun. In winter, focus on moisturising and avoiding over-cleansing. Adjusting care with the season keeps skin healthy and glowing year-round. 3. How much water should I drink for glowing skin? Drinking about 2–3 litres of water daily helps flush out toxins and keeps skin plump and clear. Well-hydrated skin looks fresher, smoother, and more radiant. 4. Is rice water good for glowing skin? Yes, rice water can help brighten skin and improve texture. It soothes the skin and supports a healthy glow when used regularly. Products made with rice milk extract like Milk Drops Brightening Serum offer the same benefits in a more stable and skin-friendly form for daily use. 5. What is a good daily skincare routine for glowing skin? A simple routine works best: cleanse, moisturise, and protect with sunscreen every day. At night, cleanse and nourish your skin so it can repair and glow naturally.

How many times have you silently judged your hair today? Blamed the weather? Cursed the water? Switched shampoos like it’s a Netflix series? Or remembered that one bad haircut from 2021? Basically, everything… except the real problem. Your hair is exhausted. Yes, tired of being washed, blow-dried, and left to handle things on its own. That’s when you need a hair serum. Quiet. Heroic. Fixing all the little issues your hair didn’t even tell you about. Sounds dreamy, right? Stick around, we’re sharing all the hair serum benefits. Also, why your hair actually needs it daily.      The real hair problem most people don’t talk about Hair damage doesn’t happen overnight. It happens because of: Sun exposure Dust and pollution Heat styling Rough towel drying Constant tying and friction Over time, your hair loses moisture. It breaks easily, becomes dry, and starts looking lifeless. Most people respond by: Switching shampoos again and again Oiling more often Using heavy conditioners But the missing step? Holding in all the goodness of your hair care products and protecting your strands. That’s exactly what a hair serum does. It is a lightweight, leave-in product that works on the surface, where most damage happens. It doesn’t treat hair from the inside like oil. What are the benefits of using a hair serum? When your hair feels cared for, it shows. Here are the key benefits of using a hair serum regularly.      Frizz control that actually lasts Your hair behaves perfectly at home. But the minute you step out, it gets frizzy. It means your strands are dry, trying to pull moisture from the air. Softens the outer layer of your hair Seals in hydration so humidity doesn’t mess it up Keeps frizz and tangles away for hours      Shields from everyday damage Heavy styling isn’t the only problem. Even environmental stress can weaken strands over time. Forms a protective layer on your strands Prevents heat damage from styling tools Reduces damage from dust and pollution      Reduces breakage of strands and split ends Seeing hair on your comb, pillow, or floor? That’s often breakage, not hair fall. Dry, rough hair easily breaks mid-length. Minimises friction while combing Keeps hair flexible and less stiff Makes strands stronger      Gives smooth, shiny, and manageable hair When your hair feels rough, everything feels harder. Detangling. Styling. Even tying it up. Hydrates and makes hair softer  Smooths out knots and frizz Adds a natural shine Benefits of hair serum for men Gentlemen, we know you often deal with: Strands that won’t stay in place Roughness after sweating Dryness right after hair wash Hair that looks dull by midday      Using a hair serum can: Hold strands in place without feeling sticky Smooth out dryness and roughness Keep your hair hydrated Give hair a fuller, more lifted look So, your hair looks put-together without looking overdone. Benefits of hair serum for women Lovely ladies, we know you often deal with: Long hair that tangles easily Post-styling frizz Dryness after shampooing Split ends Heat damage from straighteners or curlers      Using a hair serum can: Make detangling easier Keeps moisture from escaping Protect strands from excessive heat Make hair more manageable So you spend less time fixing your hair and more time flaunting it. How to choose the right hair serum for your hair type? Not all hair serums are the same. Here’s what to check for: It is free from silicones and parabens Protects hair from UV rays Safe on colour-treated hair Lightweight and doesn’t feel sticky Gives a glossy finish Just like Vilvah’s Anti-Frizz Hair Serum.      What’s even more special about it? It’s made with safe, natural, and effective oils like: Black seed oil: Holds in moisture, preventing dryness. Curry leaf oil: Smooths frizz and flyaways, leaving your hair smooth and tidy. Hibiscus oil: Naturally adds shine, making your hair look healthy. Arnica oil: Protects hair from UV damage and is best for colour-treated hair. Vitamin E oil: Strengthens the hair shaft, reducing breakage and split ends.      The right way to use hair serum so it actually works Step 1: Take 2 to 3 pumps of serum onto your hands. Step 2: Warm it up by gently rubbing your palms together. Step 3: Apply it to your hair lengths. Pro tip: Avoid the scalp. Less is more. Apply to damp hair before blow-drying or styling. Common hair serum doubts, answered honestly 1. Will hair serum make my hair oily? Not at all. A good hair serum won’t make your hair greasy.  2. Does serum cause hair fall? No, it only helps reduce breakage and protects hair from damage that leads to hair fall. 3. Is hair serum only for dry hair? It works for all hair types - oily, dry, and normal.  An essential step in your hair care routine Your hair goes through a lot every single day. So yes, it deserves the best serum that actually works. Just go for Vilvah’s Anti-Frizz Hair Serum. It keeps your hair healthy, naturally shiny, and frizz-free for up to 8+ hours. (you won’t want to skip a day!) Shop at Vilvah Store Online and explore our natural hair care products too.  FAQs 1. Why do we use hair serum? Hair serum smooths frizz, adds shine, and protects hair from dryness and damage. It makes hair easier to manage and gives it a healthier, polished look. 2. Can we apply hair serum on wet and dry hair? Yes. Apply serum on damp hair to lock in moisture and reduce frizz, or on dry hair to smooth flyaways and add instant shine. 3. Does hair serum work as a heat protectant? Many hair serums offer light heat protection. They help reduce damage from styling tools, but for high heat, a dedicated heat protectant works best. 4. Can we use hair serum and oil together? Yes, but use them correctly. Apply oil first for nourishment, then use serum on the lengths to seal moisture and control frizz without heaviness. 5. Can we apply hair serum after straightening or smoothing? Yes. Applying a small amount after styling adds shine, controls frizz, and helps keep hair smooth and sleek for longer.