3 Celebs Share The Skincare Secrets They Wish They Knew Sooner
From accepting acne to the most underrated hack for clear, glowing skin, here are some skincare lesson they learnt the hard way!
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Karishma Tanna, Actor "DRINK A LOT OF WATER! I try to meet my water intake target every day and even today, I often miss it but it is the most underrated way to keep your skin clear and Karishma Tanna, Actor
"DRINK A LOT OF WATER! I try to meet my water intake target every day and even today, I often miss it but it is the most underrated way to keep your skin clear and healthy."
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Elnaaz Norouzi, Actor "Drinking water is the most important thing for your skin! It helps with most of the problems and I never drank enough water earlier. I also wish that I knew how important it Elnaaz Norouzi, Actor
"Drinking water is the most important thing for your skin! It helps with most of the problems and I never drank enough water earlier. I also wish that I knew how important it is to remove your make up well when I was younger."
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Shama Sikander, Actor "The beauty advice I wish I could give my younger self is that it's okay to have pimples! It is okay to be confused because it is natural that we all go through it and you Shama Sikander, Actor
"The beauty advice I wish I could give my younger self is that it's okay to have pimples! It is okay to be confused because it is natural that we all go through it and you will do just great. You are enough, you are loved and you are deserving."
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