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Papaya to Pineapple: 6 fruits that can be bad for skin during monsoon

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Pineapples

Pineapples contain high levels of citric acid and bromelain, which can be irritating to sensitive skin. Excessive consumption might contribute to skin rashes or irritation.

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Mangoes

Mangoes are high in sugar and can increase oil production on the skin leading to acne breakouts, especially if your skin is already oily or prone to acne.

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Bananas

Although generally good for the skin, bananas are rich in natural sugars and can sometimes contribute to oiliness or acne if eaten in large quantities during humid weather.

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Grapes

Grapes, particularly when eaten in excess, can contribute to increased sugar levels and may aggravate oily skin or lead to acne outbreaks.

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Oranges

Citrus fruits like oranges are high in vitamin C but can be acidic. The acidity might irritate or exacerbate existing skin conditions during the monsoon season.

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Papayas

Papayas are known for their beneficial properties for the skin, but they can also increase skin sensitivity and contribute to breakouts if your skin is already prone to irritation.

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