Skin care tips for winters
Winter season is here and during this time your skin needs extra care. This is because the cold air tends to strip natural moisture out of your skin leaving it dry and under nourished. Especially, during these hard times of COVID outbreak when people are focussing on safety measures for health, skin care routine for many as taken a back seat. However, don’t worry we won’t make you step out to buy skin products but have curated a list of a few remedies which you can try at the comfort of your home. These skin care hacks are very effective and can be easily prepared with the help of your kitchen ingredients. Take a look
Apply honey and sugar scrub
Honey has anti-inflammtory properties which heps in curing flaky skin meanwhile sugar workd as a natural scrub to exfoilating your skin and remove dirt. Both the ingredients are easily present in your home and are chemical free. All you need to do is mix some honey with sugar (preferably brown) to form a paste. Now apply it on your skin gently and wash it off after some time. this will leave your skin moisturized.
Put yogurt and honey’s mask
Yogurt is the go-to ingredient when it comes to skin brightening. This is because it hydrates your skin and helps you get rid of the dead skin cells. Meanwhile, honey protects your skin from ageing and it reduces inflammation. Just blend 1/4th cup yogurt and 1 tsp milk powder with little honey in a bowl and apply it to your face. Rinse it off from water after keeping it on for almost 10 minutes.
Choose lemon
Lemon contains vitamin C which makes your skin glow and nourishes it from the inside. Lemon helps in reducing your acne problem as it possesses antiseptic properties. Sqeeze out some lemon juice and apply it on your skin for 5 minutes before washing it off with water.
Try tamarind juice
Tarmarind has vitamin B and vitamin C which are great for treating scars on your skin. This ingredient even helps you get rid of the dead skin cells. Put tarmarind on your face and keep it for a few minutes before washing. However, do not step out immediately after washing the pack off, take atleast half an hour before going out in the cold.
