Grooming

Here's a six-week calendar leading to the D-Day to sort out your grooming dos and don'ts

- Sukriti Shahi

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DERMAT-APPROVED PRODUCTS FOR WEDDING AND PARTY SEASON

ULTIMATE GROOMING ROUTINE FOR YEAR-END

A Luxurious Experience

Yes, even your body's skin has concerns like pigmentation, dryness, clogged pores, acne, and dull skin. It's time to upgrade your body care routine with targeted products for the concerns with The Ordinary's new body care range that comprises three products- Salicylic Acid 0.5% Body Serum, Niacinamide 5% Face and Body Emulsion, and The Natural Moisturizing Factors + Inulin Body Lotion. From tackling skin congestion to combatting the appearance of dark spots and dull skin, each product is packed with potent active ingredients to give your basic daily routine a luxe upgrade.

Wedding Special The Grooming Toolkit

At my cousin's wedding, almost a decade ago, I heard him saying that all he needed to do was put on his clothes and leave for the venue. That's easy, I thought because religiously following a skincare routine, fixing regular appointments with a dermatologist and spending hours on makeup and hair have always been on the bride's list. It was when I got a call from one of my friends a couple of years ago asking what he should do for his skin tan and pigmentation because he was getting married, I realised that times have changed and so are the groom's priorities with regards to his skin and hair. Dermat clinics are as buzzing with men walking in for treatments as they used to be with brides-to-be. The bottom line is that if you're getting married or are on groomsman duties, it's time to make a calendar with dos and don'ts that you must follow before the celebrations begin.

SIX TO EIGHT WEEKS BEFORE THE WEDDING