Published 03:44 IST, October 31st 2019
Skincare: Easy ways to keep your skin moisturised in the winter
It is very important to take care of your skin, especially during winters. Here are various tips that would be beneficial for your skin during this winter.
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You may notice that along with rosy cheeks and snowflake-kissed eyelashes, winter also results in dry, cracked or chapped skin. When your skin loses its moisture bar, it weakens its capacity to shield itself. It is essential to pay attention to your skin’s seasonal needs and adjust accordingly.
Purifying Clay Facial Mask – Avocado and Oatmeal
Regularly exfoliating during winter months can be great for the skin. It sloughs off all those dry, dead skin cells to banish dull skin and reveal a glowing complexion. Don’t let the name scare you. It’s a formula that uses alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs), beta hydroxy acids (BHAs), or enzymes to gently dissolve the top layer of dead skin and wash it away. This is a much kinder exfoliation method for dry skin and won’t lead to more flakes. And, you don’t have to overdo it; exfoliating 2-3 times per week is plenty.
Cucumbers Cooling Under-Eye De-Puffer
The cold weather makes one cry and when one cries, you get thick bags under your eyes. Cucumbers are known for soothing puffiness and with a little bit of a cooling sensation, it does the job well. This cucumber under eye de-puffer feels very gentle on your eyes. You must use a small amount of this product under each eye, moving it in horizontal motions from the crease to the outer corner of your eye.
Eye cream is very important during winter weather for a couple of reasons:
- Dry and dehydrated skin makes fine lines more apparent and highlights wrinkles.
- The delicate skin around the eyes can get easily chapped when those cold, dry winds cause our eyes to constantly water (not to mention, it doesn’t do our eye makeup any favours!).
Look for formulas that include collagen and elastin to rebuild the skin’s structure and fill out fine lines, peptides to support healthy tissue, and antioxidants to encourage cell regeneration.
03:43 IST, October 31st 2019