Archive · 7 Sep 2025
Rubina Dilaik and Expert Warn Against Parlour Facials
Getting a facial at a salon might seem relaxing, but it could cause problems for your skin.
Rubina Dilaik, a celebrity, and a dermatologist, Dr. Shareefa Chause, both say that the people at salons might not know your skin type and could use products that don't suit you.
They also point out that tools might not be cleaned well, which can spread germs.
This can lead to skin issues such as rashes, redness, and infections.
They recommend seeing a skin doctor for advice instead of getting these types of facials.
Rubina Dilaik shared her concerns about parlour facials on her YouTube channel.
Expert dermatologist, Dr. Shareefa Chause, agrees facials at parlours may be risky.
Poorly trained staff and hygiene issues are common problems.
Unsterilized tools can spread bacteria and viruses causing skin infections.
Using unsuitable products can lead to allergic reactions, redness, and sensitivity.
- Who
- Rubina Dilaik and Dr. Shareefa Chause.
- What
- Discuss potential risks of facials at parlours.
- When
- Not explicitly stated.
- Where
- Mumbai, India.
- Why
- To inform people about the potential risks associated with parlor facials.
- Expert Recommendation
- Avoid artificial facials to prevent skin damage.
- Potential Issues
- Skin infections, breakouts, and allergic reactions.
- Cause of Problems
- Untrained staff, poor hygiene, and unsuitable products.