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Broken bones all week. A little relaxation at the end. Soft light, light music. And a glass of red wine in hand. Its combination is good for the mind. But do you know, this wine is not only for the mind, but also for the skin. A new trend has created a stir in the beauty world. Its name is ‘Vinotherapy’ (Vinotherapy). The use of wine has now become the new norm in Ruptan.

What exactly is vinotherapy?

Although the name may sound confusing, the matter is quite simple. Special cosmetics are made from the seeds, skins and pulp that remain after winemaking from grapes. These discarded parts are not waste at all. It is rich in anti-oxidants. Which works great in preventing premature aging of the skin. This idea was born in France at the end of the nineties. Mathilde Thomas and her husband Bertrand I first popularized this genre. The rise of the ‘Kadali’ brand is by their hands. Currently, the popularity of this therapy is at its peak around the world.

How does it work on the skin?

Grapefruit is now being called the skin’s new ‘superhero’. Its anti-inflammatory properties reduce skin irritation. It is very effective for those who suffer from acne problems. Also the tannins in grapes keep the skin pores tight. Its role in controlling excess oil secretion is also undeniable. This therapy works like magic especially in the humid climate of Bengal. The natural acids in wine remove dead cells and make the skin smoother and brighter.

Who will be careful?

But remember, all that glitters is not gold. There is no reason to think that vinotherapy will work on everyone’s skin. Especially for those with extremely sensitive skin, it is likely to backfire. It is important to consult a specialist before direct use. Because the skin becomes more sensitive to sunlight after this therapy. So applying sunscreen is mandatory. People who are allergic to grapes should stay away from this therapy. Remember, transformation is not magic. Instead of expecting overnight results, make it a habit and you will get long-term results.