# 40 Summer Skin Care | LaShine Skin & Hair Clinic

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 Beat the #Heat with LASHINE’s #Summer Skin Care 



#Wash your face regularly 

Use #sunscreen of SPF more than

30 for Face and body Wear protective #clothes while going out; use #umbrellas

#Minimal make up

#Procedures like chemical peeling;If essential go for very superficial peels

#Apply Light Weight #Moisturizer

#Don't forget to Moisturize your lips

#Drink Plenty of #Water

#Have your Skin checked by #DERMATOLOGIST Annually

#Share this to your #friends who work #outdoors




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Location: Saravanampatti, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India

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