India, March 5 -- Entrepreneur Sara Tendulkar, the 28-year-old daughter of cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar, is a biomedical scientist and nutritionist with a Master's from University College London. An advocate for healthy living, she does not experiment with trends, but believes in dermatologist-backed formulations to maintain glowing skin. She shares a glimpse into her skincare routine and why she believes in simple, sustainable habits over quick fixes. In an interview, Sara opens up about her personal journey with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), the reality of managing sensitive, acne-prone skin, and the importance of the 'less is more' theory for skincare. Excerpts: My skin is sensitive and acne-prone, so I am very particular about what I use. I gravitate towards gentle cleansers, lightweight moisturisers, and ingredients that help maintain balance without stripping the skin. My routine is simple: I focus on cleansing well, keeping my skin hydrated and using sunscreen. I prefer to not overwhelm my skin with too many products. Yes, mornings are lighter and more protective, while nights focus on cleansing and recovery. I always take off my make-up and cleanse my skin with it before I hit the bed. PCOS made me more aware of how closely internal health and skin health are linked. I focused on consistency with eating clean, strength training, simplified and gentle skincare, and worked with dermatologists to understand what my skin actually needs. I look for science-backed formulations that are clinically tested and suitable for sensitive skin. I am cautious of trends and prefer products that are designed to support long-term skin health. Honestly, I believe hydration, good sleep, and consistency matter more than DIY remedies. I use a gentle acid for exfoliation and glow. Also, rest and hydration always show on the skin....