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The article highlights the expertise of Nipun Kapur a certified skincare consultant. She is recognized for developing the trademarked C4 Method, which categorizes skincare into four essential steps: Cleanse, Correct, Complement, and Cover.
Sohal advocates for a transition toward "intentional skincare" in 2026, shifting the focus from tren
The article highlights the expertise of Nipun Kapur a certified skincare consultant. She is recognized for developing the trademarked C4 Method, which categorizes skincare into four essential steps: Cleanse, Correct, Complement, and Cover.
Sohal advocates for a transition toward "intentional skincare" in 2026, shifting the focus from trend-driven overconsumption to science-led simplicity. Her approach emphasizes expert-backed guidance, skin barrier health, and clinical validation over viral social media hacks or aggressive treatments. Overall, she champions a philosophy of "science over hype," prioritizing long-term skin health over temporary, superficial results.
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In this article for Robb Report Nipun Kapur Sohal highlights two key areas: Microneedling: She emphasizes that dermatologist-led treatments offer essential precision, sterility, and aftercare. Describing it as a "build treatment" rather than a "flash treatment," she notes that results are not instant but emerge weeks later as the skin remodels itself. Personalisation: Sohal argues that true personalisation is a necessity, not a trend. It requires modifyinMMg the entire clinical plan—adjusting device depth, frequency, and combinations based on skin tone and age. She distinguishes this from superficial "add-ons," stating that real customization means fundamentally changing the treatment strategy for the individual.
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In this Khaleej Times interview, Dubai-based skincare expert Nipun Kapur Sohal addresses the "misinformation gap" in the beauty industry. She advocates for simplifying routines through her trademarked C4 Method: Cleanse, Correct, Complement, and Cover. Sohal deconstructs common myths, emphasizing that skin health relies on scientific evi
In this Khaleej Times interview, Dubai-based skincare expert Nipun Kapur Sohal addresses the "misinformation gap" in the beauty industry. She advocates for simplifying routines through her trademarked C4 Method: Cleanse, Correct, Complement, and Cover. Sohal deconstructs common myths, emphasizing that skin health relies on scientific evidence rather than expensive branding or multi-step excess. By focusing on barrier repair and clinical validation—especially regarding sunscreen and melasma—she empowers consumers to prioritize "science over hype." Ultimately, her goal is to transform skincare from an overwhelming marketing-led struggle into an intentional, informed practice centered on long-term skin health.
NIPUN KAPUR FEATURED IN VOUGE
Nipun Kapur Sohal is featured in Vogue Arabia as a leading authority on lip care, sharing her expert recommendations for the best lip balms to combat dryness and pigmentation. Her inclusion in this prestigious publication solidifies her status as a top global skincare influencer, trusted for her science-backed advice and ability to curate high-performance, results-driven products for a discerning audience.
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Skincare Trends That Stayed, Fads That Faded In 2025
In this Outlook Luxe article, Nipun Kapur Sohal explores the shift from "experimental chaos" to biological consistency in 2025. She identifies lasting trends as those rooted in skin barrier health, "skinimalism," and high-compliance sun protection. Innovative biotech and LED devices also remained relevant due to their measurable, repeatable results.
Conversely, fads like DIY sunscreens, beef tallow, and over-exfoliation faded as consumers prioritized formulation science over viral "natural" myths. Sohal concludes that 2025 rewarded sustainable, science-led routines, signaling a move toward respecting skin biology and consistency over constant, often damaging, novelty.
From ACP to exosomes, treatments experts recommend for pigmentation, acne and sun damage
In The Hindu, Nipun Kapur Sohal highlights sun damage as a primary concern across all ages. She advocates for "consistency over intensity," recommending a simplified routine of a cleanser, moisturizer, and a single active like peptides or retinol. Sohal warns that over-layering products can damage the skin barrier.
For those over 35, she suggests regenerative treatments like ACP, PDRN, and exosomes to enhance skin and slow aging. She generally advises against treatments for those in their early 20s unless issues are severe, instead recommending Fotona laser for acne marks for those over 25.
MODERN BRIDAL RITUALS
In the Hindustan Times article, Nipun Kapur Sohal introduces modern "Ubtan" alternatives for brides who want to avoid the yellow staining or irritation often caused by traditional turmeric (haldi).
She provides three specific DIY recipes tailored to different skin needs:
- The Pink Rose Ubtan: Uses Greek yogurt, rose petal powder, and honey to provide a dewy, "camera-ready" glow for normal to dry skin.
- The Sensitive-Skin Soother: Combines sandalwood and aloe vera with yogurt to calm inflammation and balance oil without triggering breakouts.
- The Saffron Radiance Ritual: A luxury blend of saffron-infused milk and orange peel powder designed to brighten dull skin, inspired by ancient royal beauty secrets.
Sohal emphasizes that these modern rituals bridge the gap between tradition and innovation, allowing brides to personalize their skincare for healthy, radiant results.
This video provides visual demonstrations and additional tips for the traditional and modern ubtan recipes discussed by Nipun Kapur.