India, Sept. 15 -- For today's women, skincare has evolved far beyond the traditional routine of cleansing and moisturizing. Excessive working hours, screen exposure, urban pollution, disrupted sleep patterns, and the mental overload of juggling jobs, family, and personal commitments are slowly but surely accelerating the skin's aging process.

Most women notice it before it becomes obvious: persistent lackluster skin, uneven pigmentation, excessive dryness, hints of breakouts, or fine lines creeping in years earlier than they expected. "Hormones and genetics still contribute, but environmental and lifestyle factors have also become equally meaningful contributors to skin health," Dermatologist Dr Ajay Rana, Founder & Director of ILAMED, ...