Now that the winter chill has started to set in, our skincare routine also sees a shift, doesn’t it? How about trying some natural and DIY face packs to suit your skin type in winter?
A regular face pack is an ideal way of preserving the youthful qualities of the skin. They perform many functions that improve the health and appearance of the skin.
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Packs should be chosen according to individual requirements. There are many kinds of packs, depending on the function they are to perform.
Moisturising and nourishing packs are for winter care and normal to dry skins, helping to moisturise it and iron out fine lines.
Medicated packs are for specific problems, like pimples, rash and other eruptions, as well as sensitive skin.
Nowadays, ready-to-use packs are available. Choose one according to the skin’s needs and follow the directions.
During winter, due to lack of humidity, the skin suffers from lack of moisture and dryness. If the skin is very dry, avoid using grainy packs. For dry skin, moisturizing and nourishing packs should be used containing ingredients like honey, orange juice, cream of milk (malai), curd, almond oil (badam rogan), etc.
You can use ingredients from your kitchen shelf or refrigerator to mix packs at home during winter. Fruit packs are also useful in winter.
Honey suits all skin types. For oily and acne-prone skin, mix one teaspoon honey with one teaspoon curd and a little turmeric. Applying mayonnaise or egg yolk on the face also helps to relieve dryness.
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