India, June 22 -- Dust, pollution, and the rising mercury levels leading to sweat and buildup can take a toll on your skin. And while people who are indoors or are working from home can take a sigh of relief, those who have to commute daily are exposed to these environmental stressors every day. These conditions can slowly lead to tanning, dehydrated skin, clogged pores, higher sebum output, and a dull or tired-looking face that no one wants.

HT Shop Now spoke to dermatologists and field experts to understand how to keep skin fresh even during hot and humid days.

Lalita Arya, CEO at aesthetics and dermatology clinic DermaPuritys, tells HT Shop Now, "For a basic summer skincare routine, you generally stick with three steps."

Step 1: Was...