Tips For Glowing And Healthier Skin
Woman's Era|May 2022
The undertone of a hidden beauty secret.
S. Anshika
Tips For Glowing And Healthier Skin

Beauty has no colour. However, the truth is that every skin complexion is beautiful. Whatever is your skin tone, from fair to dark, your unique complexion is a part of you.

The first step to keeping your skin glowing is to love yourself and your unique skin tone. It is very important to take care of it to maintain its glow.

The skin mirrors a person's physical and emotional condition and glows with proper care and the right nutrients. In order to maintain a healthy youthful look, internal well-being and good grooming habits are essential.

Few of us can claim to possess a flawless complexion, for with the onset of adolescence, we go through the stages of hormonal disturbances during which skin pores enlarge and attract dust and grime, sebaceous secretions increase, encouraging spots and acne. With passage of time, the skin loses firmness.

Although, the skin is a remarkable self-cleansing and selfnourishing organ and is constantly renewing itself, regular attention to maintaining its natural moisture and clear texture must be adapted to suit individual needs.

The tendency of skin to be dry, oily, normal, and sensitive is determined by our genes and sex. Everyone's skin is unique and needs special care and proper protection.

Invest some time to remove everyday dirt and grime, and erase accumulated sebum and sweat for clear skin.

Dry skin is dull, taut, and thin, and needs plenty of lubrication to prevent premature wrinkling. Almond oil is excellent, but any cream or even plain old Vaseline will do if applied with a gentle circular motion.

Coconut oil is good for dry skin, it contains essential fatty acids. It can help hydrate and protect your skin. You can use it as a moisturiser and apply it to your skin.

This story is from the May 2022 edition of Woman's Era.

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