It is difficult to get rid of dark spots overnight before puja. But getting rid of stubborn red acne is not impossible. And there is no need for facials or expensive treatments. The real trick lies in the routine of washing your face. While cleaning the skin, we unknowingly do something wrong, which doubles the problem of acne. Change these 4 habits of washing your face from today to change the skin tone during Puja.
1. Tendency to frequent face washing
Thinking of oily skin, many people wash their face by applying face wash four or five times a day. Think, the cleaner the face, the less acne. This is a complete misconception. Washing your face frequently washes away the skin's natural moisture and natural oils. As a result, the skin produces more oil to protect itself. The intensity of acne is increasing. So there is no need to use face wash more than twice a day. If you get dusty or sweaty, just rinse your face with cold water.

2. Torture the skin in the name of scrub
Many people start scrubbing their face with granular scrubs to remove dead cells and accumulated dirt. Don't make this mistake to get glowing skin in Pooja. Rubbing a hard scrub on the pimple spreads the germs inside the face. The skin becomes extra sensitive. Even using active ingredients with harsh chemicals at this time is dangerous. It's wise to opt for a mild cleanser rather than going after complex ingredients.

3. Average water use
Water temperature is also very important while washing the face. Washing the face with very hot water completely destroys the balance of the skin. It makes the skin rough and scaly. Always wash your face with plain water or lukewarm water. And don't scrub your face vigorously with a towel after washing. Gently squeeze out the water.

4. Don't fall into the ad trap
Salicylic acid or natural ingredients? Don't judge what's right for you by looking at the ads. Stop trying new products overnight by listening to influencers. Not everyone's skin type is the same. Choose the product according to what your skin needs. If the problem persists, it is best to consult a dermatologist.