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How to Get Glowing Skin during Winters!
Although winter brings a cozy charm to the air but it also brings dry and cold weather that can make your skin look dull and flaky. The same cold cozy air that makes calls for sweaters can also make your skin feel rough and dehydrated. But what if I tell you that this winter can be different for you? Imagine that this winter you emerge with soft and radiant skin!
With a few simple changes in your routine you can easily protect your skin this winter and achieve that sought- afterglow, no matter how cold it gets outside. So, why wait? Just go through these winter skincare tips and discover the secrets to keep your skin fresh and hydrated all season long.
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“Winter air is low in humidity, which means it pulls moisture from the skin, leaving it dry, cracked, and more susceptible to irritation. Taking extra care in winter with hydration is essential to maintaining healthy skin.”
— Dr. Shari Marchbein, Dermatologist and Clinical Assistant Professor of Dermatology
1. Stay Hydrated
Water is essential for a glowing skin but in winter we often feel less thirsty and don’t drink enough water. However, staying hydrated is as crucial in winters as it is in summers. Water helps in maintaining skin’s elasticity and makes it look fresh. Try to carry a bottle along with you and keep drinking from time to time. Additionally you can drink warm teas to keep yourself hydrated and toasty.
2. Moisturize Regularly
Applying moisturizer daily on skin is very necessary. Choose a richer moisturizer which contains ingredients like, hyaluronic acid, glycerin and ceramides that will draw moisture into skin. Apply it every day after washing your face or taking shower. This will help you in keeping your skin softer and supple.
3. Gently Exfoliate your Skin.
Exfoliating skin helps in removing dead skin cells, making way for a fresh and clean skin. Opt for products with milk ingredients like lactic acid or soft scrub. Though in winters you need to be more gentle as over- exfoliating can cause redness and irritation in your skin. Also, limit exfoliation to once or twice in a week to avoid…
