Dr Surbhi Skin and Hair Clinic, Online Consultation only, Panchkula (2026)

30/12/2025

India’s First Sunscreen Finder Is Finally Here!
Stop guessing which sunscreen actually works. ❌
At Dermatocare, we have reviewed 100+ Indian sunscreens and built India’s first Sunscreen Finder Tool—designed by dermatology science, not marketing claims. 🧪👩‍⚕️

Here’s how it helps you choose right 👇
🧴 Skin Type Filter: Select oily, dry, combination, or sensitive skin.

🛡️ Protection Coverage Filter: UVA, UVB, Visible Light, Infrared Light, Blue Light, and Pollution.

📊 Testing Transparency Filter: Check whether the sunscreen is supported by in-vivo or in-vitro testing, so claims are backed by evidence.

🔍 Visit www.dermatocare.com to try India’s first Sunscreen Finder Tool before buying your next sunscreen.

💬 Don’t see your sunscreen listed? Drop the product name in the comments—and we’ll review it soon.

DISCLAIMER:
The information in this video is for educational and awareness purposes only. This video is intended for general awareness about skincare ingredients and product safety. Viewers are encouraged to read product labels and consult a dermatologist for personalised advice.

26/12/2025

The Problem With Every Skincare Rating You Cant Ignore Why don’t we give quick ratings like 7/10 or 4/10 just by looking at a product photo?

Because skincare deserves science, not shortcuts.

At Dermatocare, we believe that an informed buyer deserves clear reasoning behind every single rating—not assumptions, trends, or influencer opinions.

🧪 We track down the complete ingredient list, even when brands fail to disclose it transparently.
🤖 Every ingredient is subjected to AI-driven toxicology and safety analysis.
👩‍⚕️ I personally review and grade each product using dermatology science and clinical judgment.

This is why we always recommend checking the detailed review on www.dermatocare.com before purchasing any skincare product.

📊 We have published over 500 product reviews—and not a single one is sponsored.

DISCLAIMER:

The information in this video is for educational and awareness purposes only. This video is intended for general awareness about skincare ingredients and product safety. Viewers are encouraged to read product labels and consult a dermatologist for personalised advice.

22/12/2025

Does your kid really need sunscreen every day

We address a common question: Do kids really need `daily sunscreen`? A `dermatologist` explains that while not every child requires it daily, it is crucial for those with a family history of skin cancer, photosensitivity, or who sunburn easily. This video highlights the importance of `sunscreen for children` and proper `kids skin care` to stay `sun safe`, emphasizing the role of `spf` in protecting delicate skin.

TRY 🔍 India’s first Safe Child Product Finder
➡️ Click: https://www.dermatocare.com/
➡️ Go to the Child section
➡️ Apply filters to find truly safe baby and kids’ products

🟢 Products with green safety badges contain no worrisome ingredients.

📌 If you don’t see the baby product you’re looking for, drop the name in the comments and we’ll review it soon.
This video is not sponsored and is based purely on science and dermatology guidelines.

DISCLAIMER:

The information in this video is for educational and awareness purposes only. This video is intended for general awareness about skincare ingredients and product safety. Viewers are encouraged to read product labels and consult a dermatologist for personalised advice.

20/12/2025

Dermatologist Explains Which Diaper Cream Actually Works Best

TRY 🔍 India’s first Safe Child Product Finder
➡️ Click: https://www.dermatocare.com/
➡️ Go to the Child section
➡️ Apply filters to find truly safe baby and kids’ products

🟢 Products with green safety badges contain no worrisome ingredients.

📌 If you don’t see the baby product you’re looking for, drop the name in the comments and we’ll review it soon.
This video is not sponsored and is based purely on science and dermatology guidelines.

DISCLAIMER:The information in this video is for educational and awareness purposes only. This video is intended for general awareness about skincare ingredients and product safety. Viewers are encouraged to read product labels and consult a dermatologist for personalised advice. All ingredient details are based solely on publicly available INCI lists and raw-material supplier information. Formulations may vary by batch and manufacturer. This video does not claim, suggest, or imply any wrongdoing, misrepresentation, or non-compliance by any brand mentioned. The ingredient analysis in this video is based on publicly available information and the best ingredient lists accessible on the internet at the time of evaluation. Dermatocare is not legally responsible for any inaccuracies arising from outdated, incomplete, or incorrect ingredient lists published by brands. Many companies do not regularly update or disclose their full ingredient lists online, which makes it challenging to verify the most current formulation. Viewers are strongly advised to check the latest ingredient list on the actual product packaging before making purchase or usage decisions. No brand has sponsored, influenced, or paid for the recommendations in this video.

19/12/2025

Dermatologist compares Chemical vs Physical sunscreen

After reviewing over 100 sunscreens on Dermatocare.com, my choice is clear—purely physical sunscreens. Here’s why 👇

🛡️ Instant protection: Physical sunscreens sit on the skin and reflect UV rays immediately—no waiting time.
🧬 Safety first: Many old-generation chemical filters are absorbed into the bloodstream and may affect hormones. Physical filters stay on the surface.
🌈 Beyond UV: They also protect against visible light and blue light—key triggers for pigmentation, melasma, and acne marks.
🌿 Sensitive-skin friendly: No heat, no sting—ideal for reactive or redness-prone skin.
🌊 Reef-safe: Better for your skin and the planet.

✨ Bonus: New-age physical sunscreens with zero white cast do exist.
Curious which ones? Watch my reels on , , and Gabit

🔍 Before buying your next sunscreen—or any skincare product—visit Dermatocare.com and read the dermatologist-reviewed analysis first

19/12/2025

Safflower oil vs coconut oil for babies (which wins)
Discover the benefits of `baby massage` for your little one, supported by scientific research showing improvements in weight gain and calmer behavior. Learn about the `best baby massage oils`, including recommended choices like Coconut oil,`safflower oil`, sunflower oil and why `extra virgin olive oil` and mustard oil should be avoided.
TRY 🔍 India’s first Safe Child Product Finder
➡️ Click: https://www.dermatocare.com/
➡️ Go to the Child section
➡️ Apply filters to find truly safe baby and kids’ products

DISCLAIMER:

The information in this video is for educational and awareness purposes only. This video is intended for general awareness about skincare ingredients and product safety. Viewers are encouraged to read product labels and consult a dermatologist for personalised advice.
Viewers are strongly advised to check the latest ingredient list on the actual product packaging before making purchase or usage decisions. No brand has sponsored, influenced, or paid for the recommendations in this video.

16/12/2025

Dermatologist Ranks Baby Lotions: Fragrance-Free & Ceramide-Based Picks
This video guides you through `baby care products`, highlighting ingredients to avoid for your child. 👶🧴

TRY 🔍 India’s first Safe Child Product Finder
➡️ Click: https://www.dermatocare.com/
➡️ Go to the Child section
➡️ Apply filters to find truly safe baby and kids’ products

🟢 Products with green safety badges contain no worrisome ingredients.

📌 If you don’t see the baby product you’re looking for, drop the name in the comments and we’ll review it soon.
This video is not sponsored and is based purely on science and dermatology guidelines.

DISCLAIMER:

The information in this video is for educational and awareness purposes only. This video is intended for general awareness about skincare ingredients and product safety.

The ingredient analysis in this video is based on publicly available information and the best ingredient lists accessible on the internet at the time of evaluation. Dermatocare is not legally responsible for any inaccuracies arising from outdated, incomplete, or incorrect ingredient lists published by brands. Many companies do not regularly update or disclose their full ingredient lists online, which makes it challenging to verify the most current formulation.

Viewers are strongly advised to check the latest ingredient list on the actual product packaging before making purchase or usage decisions. No brand has sponsored, influenced, or paid for the recommendations in this video.

14/12/2025

Are You Actually Seeing the Truth in Skincare?
This video uses a powerful metaphor to illustrate how `influencer marketing` can shape our perception of skincare products, often through biased `product endorsements`. It encourages viewers to seek `truth in advertising` by questioning `content creators` who prioritize payment over honest information. Dermatocare remains dedicated to `consumer protection` by promoting unbiased, science-backed evaluations.

12/12/2025

Pregnant? Your mineral sunscreen might not be safe

This video exposes a common issue where `sunscreen` labeled as 'mineral' actually contains chemical filters, blurring the lines in the `chemical sunscreen vs mineral sunscreen` debate. This mislabeling poses significant risks, especially for `pregnancy sunscreen` and `sunscreen for children`, who need specific formulations.

Click: https://www.dermatocare.com/product/la-shield-pollution-protect-spf-50-mineral-sunscreen-gel-dermatocare-review/ for full Review

DISCALIMER:

The information in this video is for educational and awareness purposes only. This video is intended for general awareness about skincare ingredients and product safety. Viewers are encouraged to read product labels and consult a dermatologist for personalised advice.

All ingredient details are based solely on publicly available INCI lists and raw-material supplier information. Formulations may vary by batch and manufacturer. This video does not claim, suggest, or imply any wrongdoing, misrepresentation, or non-compliance by any brand mentioned.

The ingredient analysis in this video is based on publicly available information and the best ingredient lists accessible on the internet at the time of evaluation. Dermatocare is not legally responsible for any inaccuracies arising from outdated, incomplete, or incorrect ingredient lists published by brands. Many companies do not regularly update or disclose their full ingredient lists online, which makes it challenging to verify the most current formulation.

Viewers are strongly advised to check the latest ingredient list on the actual product packaging before making purchase or usage decisions. No brand has sponsored, influenced, or paid for the recommendations in this video.

10/12/2025

Visist Dermatocare.com before buying your next skincare product!

Watch out for `toxic ingredients` in popular products! 🚨 This video exposes a viral moisturizing cream promoted by influencers, highlighting its unsafe components and lack of skin-repair agents. ✨

Dermatocare Rating: ⭐⭐☆☆☆ (2/5)
⚠ Cons
1. Contains BHA (Butylated Hydroxyanisole): Classified by IARC as "possible human carcinogen (Group 2B)"

2. Contains Toluene: Can cause dermatitis, headaches, and systemic toxicity

3. High-irritation surfactants + fatty alcohols: May worsen eczema or sensitive-skin barrier damage
Myristyl myristate + cetyl alcohol + stearic acid may feel heavy and comedogenic

4. This is not a cosmetic moisturizer: Not suitable for daily beauty skincare routines

DISCALIMER:

The information in this video is for educational and awareness purposes only. This video is intended for general awareness about skincare ingredients and product safety. Viewers are encouraged to read product labels and consult a dermatologist for personalised advice.

All ingredient details are based solely on publicly available INCI lists and raw-material supplier information. Formulations may vary by batch and manufacturer. This video does not claim, suggest, or imply any wrongdoing, misrepresentation, or non-compliance by any brand mentioned.

The ingredient analysis in this video is based on publicly available information and the best ingredient lists accessible on the internet at the time of evaluation. Dermatocare is not legally responsible for any inaccuracies arising from outdated, incomplete, or incorrect ingredient lists published by brands. Many companies do not regularly update or disclose their full ingredient lists online, which makes it challenging to verify the most current formulation.

Viewers are strongly advised to check the latest ingredient list on the actual product packaging before making purchase or usage decisions. No brand has sponsored, influenced, or paid for the recommendations in this video.

09/12/2025

Check Dermatocare Review before buying YOUR next skincare product!

Dermatocare Rating: ⭐⭐ (2/5)

Not recommended for kids

⚠️ Cons – Multiple Red Flags
Parabens (Methylparaben, Propylparaben) – although approved by regulators, increasingly avoided in baby products due to concerns over potential endocrine disruption.

Formaldehyde-Releasing Preservative:

DMDM Hydantoin – releases formaldehyde over time; not recommended for babies, especially in leave-on products due to risk of sensitization and allergic reactions.

Fragrance + Colorants (CI 17200, CI 19140) – synthetic fragrance and dyes can irritate sensitive or eczema-prone baby skin and should be avoided in infant products.

Talc – while not harmful in creams per se, talc has controversial safety status, especially if inhaled or if particles are contaminated (cosmetic grade talc is generally purified but still best avoided in infant skincare).

09/12/2025

Parents Beware: 90% Kids’ Body Washes FAILED Safety Test! 😱 Best & Safest Options Ranked
Parents, this is an IMPORTANT video! 🚨👶
Our Dermatocare team analysed almost every kids’ body wash available in the Indian market — and guess what? Only 3 products passed our strict dermatologist-approved safety & efficacy criteria for newborns, eczema-prone skin, dry skin and sensitive skin.

CLICK: https://www.dermatocare.com/best-gentle-cleansers-for-kids-skin-dermatocare-pick/ for update list of best body wash for kids.

🎯 In this video, you'll learn:
🌿 How to choose the safest body wash for babies & toddlers
🧴 The worst to best ranking of kids’ body washes
❌ Which ingredients to avoid (fragrance, essential oils, harsh surfactants)
💚 Which products earned the Dermatocare Green Safety Badge
🍼 Best options for newborns, eczema-prone, dry & sensitive skin

📌 Checkout full ingredient analysis of 100+child skin care products:
👉 https://www.dermatocare.com/category/child/

🧼 WHY SAFETY MATTERS

Baby skin absorbs more chemicals and reacts faster — especially in the first 3–6 months.
That’s why toxic fragrances, essential oils, and harsh surfactants can trigger:
⚠️ Rashes
⚠️ Dryness
⚠️ Eczema flares
⚠️ Long-term sensitivity

We show you the real data, category-wise (E to A), so you can choose wisely.

👩‍⚕️ ABOUT THIS VIDEO

This video ranks baby body washes based on:
✔ Ingredient safety
✔ Surfactant mildness
✔ Fragrance/essential oil profile
✔ Suitability for newborns, eczema-prone & dry skin

We want parents to make informed choices — not marketing-driven ones. 💛

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Choosing the right `body wash` is crucial for children, especially given their `sensitive skin`. This video explains why `fragrance free skincare` and gentle formulations are vital, reviewing options to help you find the `best baby body wash`. We dive into specific products, guiding parents on selecting the safest `body wash for kids` for their little ones. ✨
🏥 Medical & Legal Disclaimer

This video is intended for general awareness about skincare ingredients and product safety for children. It should not be used to diagnose or treat any skin condition. Always consult a licensed dermatologist or pediatrician for personalized advice.

The ingredient analysis in this video is based on publicly available information and the best ingredient lists accessible on the internet at the time of evaluation. Dermatocare is not legally responsible for any inaccuracies arising from outdated, incomplete, or incorrect ingredient lists published by brands. Many companies do not regularly update or disclose their full ingredient lists online, which makes it challenging to verify the most current formulation.

Viewers are strongly advised to check the latest ingredient list on the actual product packaging before making purchase or usage decisions. No brand has sponsored, influenced, or paid for the recommendations in this video.

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