The skin is not only the largest organ of our body but is also the most visible part. Skin care, therefore, assumes great significance, both in terms of aesthetics, as well as in contributing to a social persona. We often attribute a person with good skin as someone who is healthy, both in mind and spirit. And mind you, when we talk of good skin here, we do not talk about skin that has been camouflaged by layers of concealers and foundations. Naturally healthy skin that shines with smoothness, softness and vitality typifies a person who is lucky in terms of genetic inheritance and takes an obvious effort to preserve it. Taking care of your facial skin assumes more significance since it is your ‘projected self’ to the world. And looking well groomed ― neck upwards ― takes more than a dash of colour on your lips or cheeks