A good skin care routine goes a long way in maintaining smooth and soft skin. Read on to know how you can nourish your skin and shield it from the cold weather.
Consuming organic food to get rid of toxins in our bodies is great but it is also important to pay attention on what you apply on your body. Cleansers, toners, moisturisers, oils and serums are part of the larger skincare regime, hence right ingredients in these products play an equally important role. Experts at SkinYoga and Shaivya Gupta, R&D Manager at Organic Harvest, share inputs:
* Regular exfoliation helps get rid of dead skin, which in turn helps your skin breathe and absorb other nutrients. Exfoliated skin looks fresh and healthy. For a 100% natural skin exfoliator you can use an almond orange face scrub.
Exfoliating also promotes a radiant appearance by helping your skin unclog pores and remove tanning. Olive seed oil is considered to be great ingredient for it. It deeply moisturises the skin and improves hydration level of the skin. It helps in eliminating dead skin cells and refines the texture of the skin.
* In winters, apply malai (fresh cream) in the morning and wash your face with luke warm water. You can add a pinch of organic turmeric for the extra glow.
* Having a spoon of cow ghee or cold pressed coconut oil every morning moisturises the entire body including your skin. It is a habit you can develop over time but this will definitely show result with softer and even skin tone in the long run.
* Essential oils are more than just the concentrated fragrant essence of botanicals. Their aromatic scents, natural healing and cleansing properties make them a perfect supplement for your beauty routine. No matter what type of skin you have, there is an essential oil that can enhance and balance your complexion.
* If you have dry skin, apply few drops of old pressed coconut oil over your face and neck before going to bed. You can indulge yourself with facial treatment oil.
* Shea butter is a skin super food that comes from the seeds of the fruit of shea. The concentration of natural vitamins and fatty acids in shea butter makes it incredibly nourishing and moisturising for the skin.
* Drink loads of water.
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