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5 ways to maintain glowing skin this December

Eunice Olaleye
December 4, 2024
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The Harmattan season is around the corner. No, scratch that, it’s here already. You can already tell that the winds are dry and the weather is cooler.

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  • 1. Moisturise passionately
  • 2. Regularly apply sunscreen
  • 3. Stay hydrated
  • 4. Use natural oils
  • 5. Watch what you eat and drink

While you are busy planning to dirty December, upgrade your wardrobe, and have a good time, don’t neglect your skin and treat it like an unwanted guest.

Harmattan season can be merciless, but you can survive its wrath by taking extra care of your skin.

The following are ways to have irresistibly glowing skin this December.

1. Moisturise passionately

If having glowing skin this December is one of your goals,, then moisturising like your life depends on it is your best bet. The harmattan season is usually very harsh, with dry winds hitting your skin. This is why you need to generously apply oil, butter, or lotion, because even the winds are out to get you without mercy.

They’ll leave your skin ashy, dry, and irritable. Find what works for your skin oil, butter, lotion, etc., and use it. It’s more suitable to moisturise after taking your bath and also focus on areas that are prone to dryness.

2. Regularly apply sunscreen

The wrong period to temper the use of sunscreens is December. You need sunscreens more than ever before to keep the sun from messing with your glow – sunburn, dark spots, wrinkles, skin irritations, etc. Apply it daily, and also ensure that you follow the guidelines that come with the product you’re using.

So, if you’ll be stepping out for whatever reason, ensure that you apply it before and while you’re out. We do these things for glowing skin, right?

3. Stay hydrated

The air is usually dry in December, and this not only alters your desire for glowing skin by making it look ashy and dry but also dehydrates you. In other words, staying hydrated benefits your body and your general well-being.

So, drink plenty of water and enjoy water-rich fruits like oranges, cucumbers, and watermelon throughout the day. You can even get a reusable water bottle and set alarms to remind you to drink water.

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4. Use natural oils

When products fail to deliver, natural oils such as shea butter, coconut oil, olive oil, or rosemary oil can be a great alternative. They can help rejuvenate your skin. You can even include them in your skincare routine at night.

5. Watch what you eat and drink

Have you heard the phrase, “You are what you eat” before? Your skin does not thrive or look the way it is ONLY because of the products you apply to it. What you eat or drink is also a contributing factor. Remember that balance matters in all that you eat in December. From jollof rice, fried rice, small chops, chicken, to local meals.

Alcohol and soda should also be moderately or completely avoided. Drink refreshing drinks like fresh juice, not dehydrating drinks. You can also ensure that you take vitamins, fruits, and supplements religiously and regularly.

Additionally, glowing skin is not only a result of your skincare routine; your lifestyle also plays a huge role in this. Cheers to that healthy and fine skin that you deserve this season.

 


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