07/01/2026
1. Tanning → Sunscreen
Forehead skin gets maximum sun exposure.
UV rays stimulate excess melanin, leading to tanning.
A broad-spectrum sunscreen prevents pigment formation and protects skin cells.
2. Acne → Stop Hair Oil
Hair oils migrate onto the forehead and clog pores.
This creates an ideal environment for acne-causing bacteria. Reducing oil contact helps keep pores clear and breakouts controlled.
3. Hyperpigmentation → Glycolic Acid
Glycolic acid exfoliates dead, pigmented skin cells.
It speeds up cell turnover and fades dark patches.
Regular use helps even out forehead skin tone.
4. Unwanted Hair → Laser Hair Reduction
Unwanted hair grows due to active hair follicles.
Laser targets the pigment in follicles and reduces regrowth. It gives long-term hair reduction safely and effectively.
5. Wrinkles → Botox
Wrinkles form from repeated muscle movement over time. Botox relaxes these muscles and smoothens expression lines. This prevents deepening of forehead wrinkles.
