The famous kiss in 'Dhoom 2' Do you remember? She joined lips lips Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and Hrithik Roshan. Bachchan on the screen again kiss the bride.

Ranbir Kapoor will be in contrast to the bar. Karan Johar's next film Ae Dil Hai musakila be in such a kiss or which have been struggling for a number of Bachchan family!


Indian media reports, Aishwarya Kapoor in this film, there are quite a few intimate scenes. Aishwarya was asked to remove himself or performing joharake scenes. Karan whether the request can be ascertained only after the release of the film. However, the special
'leap-laka'-Aishwarya uncomfortable because of the scene was filmed the scene in another way.

Laying claim to a large part of the offering, the Bachchan family are all professional actors. Aishwarya does not interfere with the decision no. As a result, a 'leap-laka'-in aisbariyarao was no problem.

Aishwarya-Ranbir intimate scene, embarrassed Bachchan family

The spots appear frequently on the skin of the face, neckline or hands. To combat them, in addition to resorting to anti-stain creams, it is essential to use sun protection all year round.
Has it ever happened to you that the marks on the skin end up "ruining" that summer outfit  that you had wanted so much to wear? This is one of the most common cosmetic problems. To combat it, there are anti-stain creams. How can you help us?
The effect of anti-stain creams depends on the type of stain you are treating. To achieve results, you have to be consistent and always combine them with sun protection, although some of them can only be used at night.
These types of creams  are formulated with depigmenting actives that slow down melanin production and stimulate cell regeneration.

Types of hyperpigmentation or spots

As a Mayo Clinic article explains blemishes are caused by an accumulation of melanin , a natural pigment that colors the skin. Hyperpigmentations are classified into two types:
  • Melanics: appear, as mentioned previously, due to an increase in melanin production. This group includes freckles, melasma, or hyperpigmentations due to inflammation. Anti-stain creams can be used for this type.
  • Melanocytic: they are due to an increase in the number of melanocytes . This includes senile lentigines, single lentigines, and moles. This variety does not undergo changes with anti-stain creams.

More frequent spots on the skin

The spots that appear on the skin most often are:
  • Solar lentigines : these are sun spots that form flat plates larger than freckles.
  • Freckles : they are small brown spots of irregular distribution.
  • Chloasma or pregnancy mask: usually appears on the sides, forehead, upper lip and cheeks. It is also known as chloasma gravidarum or melasma .
  • Berloque dermatitis: these are spots that appear on the neck from the use of certain perfumes, especially when they come in contact with ultraviolet rays, according to an article published in Family Medicine .
  • Post-inflammatory or scarring hyperpigmentation after acne lesions, herpes zoster or allergic contact dermatitis.

What ingredients do anti-stain creams contain?

Anti-stain creams come in different forms: emulsion, gel, serum , hydroalcoholic solution and mask. In this way , it is easy to adapt them to all skin types.
There are different active ingredients that are part of the composition of depigmenting creams; You can see them on the label of each product. They usually include:
  • Antioxidants: like vitamin C, in 5% - 15%.
  • Mequinol: it is used in 2% - 10% and produces a reversible depigmentation of the skin, by preventing the metabolic processes of the melanocytes. A study published by Therapeutics for the Clinician confirms its effectiveness for solar lentigines.
  • Azelaic Acid: It is used at 10% - 20% and is an antibacterial, as detailed in a MedlinePlus publication .
  • Niacinamide 5%.
  • Kojic acid.
  • Plant extracts: bearberry, arbutin, licorice, chamomile or mulberry.
  • Acids: such as phytic at 1% - 2%, alpha lipoic in proportion of 2% - 8% and ellagic at 1%.
  • Alpha Hydroxy Acids : They have the function of exfoliating the skin to minimize the appearance of blemishes, as detailed in an NIH publication .
  • Keratolytics: like salicylic acid.
In addition to those mentioned, other ingredients that require a prescription can be incorporated, such as retinoic acid and hydroquinone. Due to the various utilities that they can have, it should be the dermatologist who advises the use of one or another product .

Combine anti-stain creams with sun protection

Staining is a chronic process that can worsen with sun exposure . Therefore, in the spring and summer months, apply sunscreen half an hour before exposure, and replicate it every two hours, as advised by the Spanish Agency for Medicines and Health Products of Spain.
It is also advisable to reapply it if you take a bath or practice an intense sports activity. Remember the importance of using sunscreen daily. Among other advantages, this turns out to be a very good anti-aging cream , since it protects the skin against the damage that UVA rays can cause.

Do you know how anti-stain creams are applied?

The general guideline for use is once a day at night, for one or two weeks , until the skin gets used to it. It is normal to notice a slight stinging in the first applications; however, if the irritation persists, you should stop using it and consult the dermatologist who prescribed it.
Although there are depigmenting creams that do not need a prescription, consultation with the professional is very important, since it guarantees greater safety and effectiveness of the treatment. In addition, certain products tend to be more irritating and photosensitizing , which is why the doctor generally recommends applying them at night.
Once you achieve the desired result, it is advisable to continue with a maintenance and photoprotection regimen as much as the specialist indicates. In addition, the dermatologist may recommend food supplements that help prevent the appearance of new spots and reduce existing ones.

Anti-stain creams: habits make the difference

Anti-blemish creams help reduce blemishes and equalize skin tone. However, the result obtained with the treatment largely depends on the use you make of the sunscreen in your daily life .
Likewise, it is important that the stain is correctly identified. While some do not improve with the application of creams, there are others that do. For this reason, we reiterate that the best thing is always to consult with a professional.

Anti-stain creams: everything you need to know

The dangers of creams can be easily avoided. We must follow some specific tips that ensure the correct use of the product. We will tell you everything in the next article.
Who does not use creams or cosmetics today? There are many places where we can buy these products. They are of various prices, so they are available to all audiences.
However, most people do not know the dangers of creams, especially those that are not sold in specialized stores . In these places there is no one to tell us about the best use of them.
It is for this reason that the Spanish Agency for Medicines and Health Products (AEMPS) has prepared a report to alert of the misuse of these and cosmetics. The aim is to try to reduce the associated risks.
This report, known as " Good practices for the use of cosmetic products" , is divided into two main sections:
  • Misuse of products
  • Bad practices associated with the use of products
Let's see next, the dangers of creams if they are not used properly. We recommend that you put these tips into practice, and thus reduce the risks.

What are the most common misuses of creams?

One of the worst habits we have when using a cream is that we do not give the product the importance it has. We ignore the recommendations provided by the manufacturer , which increases the dangers of these products when using them.
Not reading these recommendations is like not being informed of the use of some medicines by not looking at the package leaflet . Many creams contain active substances that, if not applied in a certain way, can cause damage to the skin.
For example, we usually ignore the expiration date of these products, as well as the most suitable place and environment for their conservation.
And despite the fact that in many occasions these bad habits only affect the inactivation of the substances, there are also other risks. The molecules that form the creams can be converted into others, providing undesirable effects for the consumer .

How can we avoid the dangers associated with the misuse of creams?

In addition to the explained report, the AEMPS has also published a series of tips that we must implement when using creams and cosmetics . By using them, we can greatly reduce related hazards.
First of all, it is always recommended to read the labeling of the product, as well as the instructions for use and the warnings and precautions for use, according to this report from the Government of the Canary Islands.
By being well informed of this, we can guarantee the beneficial effects of the product in question.
Second, a cream or cosmetic should never be used for a purpose other than that intended by the manufacturer . If we do, we could trigger other health problems.
It is also advisable to respect the date of minimum duration, or the period after the opening of the product that is indicated on it.
The fourth tip is that the products are properly preserved , as well as keeping the containers clean and tightly closed. It is also important to avoid exposure to extreme temperatures and sunlight .
Sunrays could modify the structure of the molecules causing the products to lose efficacy or, in the worst case, trigger dangerous effects.
Also, it is essential to wash your hands before using any cosmetic product . This will prevent infections.

Other tips to avoid the dangers of creams

Checking the expiration date is essential in any product. In creams it is also an important fact to reduce the risk
Apart from all the advice mentioned above, the AEMPS also suggests that we consider the following:
  • Do not share objects that may be in contact with biological fluids .
  • Do not mix products or add any additional substance to the cosmetic .
  • We must avoid changing the packaging in which it comes from the factory .
  • If we use a disposable product, throw it away immediately after using it and never use it again.
  • If there is a defect in the product, discard it.

Follow the advice of the experts

Healthcare has alerted us to the dangers of creams and the consequences of misuse of cosmetics. The reason for this is that many of us do not use them properly - we do not read the labeling, we do not keep them well or we mix them between them - and we suffer harmful consequences for these bad habits.
It is essential to respect these guidelines notified by the AEMPS to minimize all the dangers of creams. They are simple and easy to apply tips that can save us a displeasure.

The dangers of creams confirmed by Health

It is essential not to use cosmetic products once they have expired, as it is not recommended to change them or mix them. The recommendations of good practices for the use of cosmetic products are a great help for our care.
The AEMPS -Spanish Agency for Medicines and Health Products- has published a document called « Decalogue of good practices in cosmetic products «. Its objective is to avoid problems related to the use of these products, since a series of misuses and practices of cosmetic products have been identified that may pose a risk to public health.
The Spanish Cosmetovigilance System, which is responsible for ensuring the safety of all cosmetic products that are on the market, has detected that many of the problems related to cosmetics come from misuse by consumers . And, although they are a minority, they can be avoided by following the recommendations that we explain throughout the article.
Let's see next what these recommendations are.

1. Always read the labeling

A good practice for cosmetic products is to always read the labeling of the one that we are going to use . Likewise, you must also consult the instructions for use and pay special attention to all the warnings and precautions that are indicated.
In this way, we will be informing ourselves of the components that this product contains and we will avoid, for example, adverse reactions of certain substances to which we know we have an allergy .

2. Use the product for the purpose for which it was manufactured

The second point of the decalogue of good practices for cosmetic products is quite clear. Cosmetic products should not be used for a purpose not intended by the manufacturer . Thus, we should not, for example, use a hand cream to try to hydrate the skin of the face.

3. Respect the expiration dates and the period after opening

It is essential not to use cosmetic products once they have expired , or after the maximum date that a product supports after it has been opened . The reason for this is that molecules, after a certain time, can modify their chemical structure. The humidity of the environment or light are conditions that cause them to react chemically and turn into other different molecules.
In this way, if we use a product outside the recommended dates, it is possible that the composition has changed. If so, either we will not obtain the desired effects or undesirable and harmful effects will occur.

4. Keep the products properly

Similar to the previous point, it is essential to properly store cosmetic products - avoiding exposure to extreme temperatures and direct sunlight - as well as keeping cosmetic containers clean and tightly closed. Otherwise, the composition of the product can be modified and produce the same effects that would occur in expired products.

5. Wash your hands before using the cosmetic product

This habit is essential to avoid both infections and unwanted reactions in the area where we use the product . The hands are full of microorganisms and dirt .
In case of not having good hygiene, we will transport all these substances to the area where we apply the product. The consequences can be a skin infection or an allergic reaction of the dermatitis type.

6. Do not share products that may be in contact with fluids

Some cosmetic products, such as eye pencils or lipsticks, are in contact with fluids from our body. By sharing them, we would be in contact with other people's fluids. Shared fluids pose a possibility for disease transmission .

7. Do not mix products or add additional substances to the initial product

Many people modify the initial composition of cosmetic products , as they think that they can obtain a more marked or more beneficial effect . This habit is wrong and can cause undesired effects on the consumer.

8. Avoid the transfer of products not intended by the manufacturer.

The packaging of cosmetic products is manufactured in a specific way to guarantee its good preservation. Transferring a product to another container will not guarantee this conservation , which may cause a modification of the content of the same.

9. Discard products that are not reusable

There are some community dispensers that are not reusable. If the manufacture of the container already specifies from the beginning that it cannot be reused, then they should be discarded once the content has been consumed .

10. Throw away those products that look bad

When we are going to use a cosmetic product that has any alteration in its color, smell or consistency, we must throw it away and not use it. It can be damaged and it can irritate the area in which we are going to apply it .

Conclusion on good practices for cosmetic products

It is essential to follow this decalogue of good practices for cosmetic products published by AEMPS. If we put it into practice we will save ourselves many discomforts and concerns related to the unwanted effects unleashed by this type of products.
Although it seems to us that cosmetics are harmless, we must understand that their composition is chemical and they apply care very similar to that used in medicines. Let us be careful when using them and, in addition to acquiring them in certified places for sale, let us preserve them correctly.

Decalogue of good practices for cosmetic products