Skin care tips for this diwali

People get so busy with the preparations that they forget to have water. That should not be the case. Drink at least 8 to 10 glasses of water every day. It clears up your skin and gives a healthy glow. Skin gets dry and dull during the festive season. ‘Therefore, don’t forget to moisturise your skin. Eating fried food promotes breakouts and dull skin. So if you can’t resist, limit the intake.

Don’t forget the moisturiser

At this time of the year skin care is important not just for the festival’s sake but also due to change in weather. People face problems like tight, red or itchy skin. To nourish the skin, experts prescribe oil-based moisturisers and bathing oils. ‘Look for an oil-based moisturiser rather using water-based. Oil protects skin and retains more moisture than a cream. Primrose and avocado oils are great for skin. Also, use exfoliates to get the dead skin off periodically, so that the moisturiser can sink in.

A good body scrub and facial exfoliate can help remove dead skin cells. ‘This once a week cleansing routine will make you feel fresh and the skin will be free from dry cells. A few drops of almond and essential bath oils into your everyday bath can help in nourishing your skin.