Triptii Dimri reveals what she does when work gets hectic: 'Laila' shares her simple home remedy, self-care ritual and one thing she avoids

When it comes to skincare and self-care, Triptii Dimri seems to be firmly in the less-is-more camp. The actor prefers simple rituals over elaborate beauty routines and still turns to home remedies she grew up with.

In an interview with HT City, Triptii opened up about the little things she does to look after herself, unwind after a busy day and feel good.

Triptii Dimri swears by besan, curd and turmeric

Triptii said her approach to skincare has been shaped by the traditional home remedies she saw growing up, particularly those shared by her mother and grandmother.


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“I grew up around a lot of very simple home remedies. I have always liked [using] besan, curd and turmeric as a face or body pack, and I've also grown up hearing about amla, reetha and shikakai for hair. These are small things, but they stay with you,” she told HT City.

Her choices are less about following a long list of beauty steps and more about sticking to familiar, uncomplicated rituals.

'Less is more' when it comes to beauty

While Triptii likes keeping things simple, she isn't completely against trying something new. What she does avoid, however, is following beauty trends just for the sake of it.

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“Anything that involves doing something extreme to your face or body just because it's trending is probably not for me. I'm very much in the less-is-more camp,” she said.

For the actor, self-care doesn't necessarily mean booking an elaborate treatment or following a complicated routine. Sometimes, keeping things basic works just fine.

Triptii Dimri’s self-care rule: Listen to your body

Working in the film industry can mean long and hectic schedules, and Triptii said one of the biggest lessons she has learnt is the importance of taking time away from the constant demands of work.

“I've learnt that I need some time where I'm not performing for anyone, literally or otherwise. Even if it's just five or ten minutes, I like putting my phone away and sitting by myself,” she told HT City.

She also stressed the importance of paying attention to what her body needs instead of constantly pushing herself.

“And physically, I've learnt to listen to my body instead of constantly pushing it. Sleep, food, movement and taking a little time for yourself sound very basic, but when work gets hectic, those are the first things you tend to neglect,” she added.

A cup of tea and good food can lift Triptii’s mood

For Triptii, feeling good doesn't always require a big self-care plan. Sometimes, her mood can be lifted by something as ordinary as good food and a little uninterrupted time.

“Good food. It really is that simple for me. A cup of tea, something I'm craving, and some time when nobody needs anything from me can completely change my mood,” she said.

And if there's some tennis involved afterwards, that's an added bonus.

“And if I get to play tennis afterwards, even better. I'm very easily pleased,” Triptii added.

From home remedies to quiet time, Triptii keeps self-care simple

Whether it is a besan, curd and turmeric pack, putting her phone away for a few minutes or enjoying a cup of tea, Triptii's approach to self-care is refreshingly straightforward.

For the actor, looking after herself appears to be less about chasing every new beauty trend and more about making space for familiar routines, rest, movement and the small things that make her feel good.