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Baby Acne: Do you see those white and red pimples on your baby’s face, forehead, chin, upper back, etc.?  Well, these are some common symptoms to identify baby acne. Baby Acne, also known as newborn acne or milk rash is extremely common among babies these days. When your infant has more pimples than a teenager, it may put you in worry. Fortunately, it is temporary. Let’s check a few causes to understand baby acne: You may think  why do babies get baby acne  at such a tender age? Well, acne can be present at birth, but usually, it shows up after a couple of months. In the final weeks of pregnancy, a mother transfers her hormones to the baby. Thus, the oil glands in the body of the baby are stimulated and it results in baby acne. This type of acne affects at least 40% of babies overall. The other causes are inflammation of the skin due to overgrowth of Fungus and medication taken by the mother during pregnancy. Babies do have sensitive skin, which can be anot...

It’s easy to get product fatigue, especially when it comes to K-beauty. There are so many things to try, how can you ever choose which one to get next? Sometimes you need to switch it up, so liven up your skincare routine with these four multitasking Korean beauty home remedies you can check out on the cheap. 1. Wash your face with rice water Supposedly this is one of Asia’s earliest known “beauty hacks.” It’s been said that female rice farmers bathed and washed their hair in rice water due to its highly nourishing content, a combination of vitamins, minerals, and amino acids. Luckily for us, this has to be one of the simplest beauty home remedies in the world. Start by rinsing the rice clean. Follow up by letting the rice soak in clean water for at least 15 minutes. Strain the rice water and use it to wash your face after your double cleanse, or just as a normal cleanser, making sure not to rinse it off so your skin gets all the benefits. If you want to use it in your hair, ...