How to Treat dry skin naturally
Having dry skin during the winter months may seem unavoidable because in the winter, cold dry air can leave your skin dry and chapped. Dry skin is a very common and often worse during the winter when environmental humidity is low.
Some other factors that Causes Dry Skin is the used of harsh soaps, Nutrient deficiencies - deficiency of vitamin E, A and B. Skin problems like eczema, dermatitis and psoriasis and less supply of oil by the oil glands to the skin
I have here some natural remedies on how to take good care of your skin to make look glowing throughout the season.
And the best thing about these skin care tips is that you do not have to spend a lot of money on any fancy products.
* Soak the face in lukewarm water for 10 minutes. Avoid warm water to clean the face especially in winters.
* Massage the face with almond oil or olive oil every night before going to bed.
* Mash a ripe banana and apply it on the face and neck. Leave it for sometime and then wash the face with lukewarm water.
* Massaging the skin with grapeseed oil.
* Prepare a fine mixture by adding 1 egg yolk, 1 teaspoon of orange juice,1 teaspoon of olive oil, few drops of rose water and some drops of lime juice. Apply this well prepared mixture on the face in the morning 15 minutes before taking bath.
* Mash half an avocado and mix it with a few drops of fresh lime juice and spread this paste over the cleansed skin. Stay it for fifteen to twenty minutes. Wash the skin alternately both with cold and warm water.
* Mix 2-5 tablespoons of raw peanuts with milk and make a fine paste. Add teaspoon of honey to this paste. Apply this paste on face. Leave this paste to dry. Then wash with cold water.
* Before bathing add 5-6 drops of oat extract or lavender oil to the bathtub.
* Don’t take extremely hot or long showers. Hot water strips your skin of the oils it needs to hold water. And the longer your skin is exposed to the hot water, the more oils stripped from your skin.
* Make a mixture of cooked oatmeal and honey for moisturizing and cleaning the face.
* Eating oily fish like salmon that contain omega-3 fatty acids will help hydrating and nourishing skin.
* Regular exercise will improve the blood circulation and encourages blood flow providing nourishment to the skin.
* And Drink a lot of water. The most important part of skin care is keeping the whole body hydrated.
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