By Srishti Bansal
Healthy skin is not a myth.
Skin health is very important in our life, and not only for appearance but because it also performs many tasks for the body.
A healthy skin protects the body from many viruses and bacteria, protects it from harmful sunrays(UV rays) that can brutally damage the skin.
Taking care of the skin though could be tricky at times. Many times we are unsure about what to do and what not to. Also skincare is highly season dependent. What works in summer could not be so effective during winter and vice versa.
The most important project you’ll ever work upon is YOURSELF.
-Anonymous
So here are some methods we are sure your skin would love.
Here are some important tips and tricks that you can use for betterment of your skin.
One of the key ingredient which you can easily find in every Indian household is “Turmeric.” Now it is more of a magic ingredient that can serve as medicine, in face packs, food and many more.
- It has anti-inflammatory properties that can fight off acne.
- It reduces dark circles.
- Helps in reducing dark spots.
- It also calms the skin by reducing pigmentation.
The second ingredient which can be used for rejuvenating your skin is “Gram Flour” (besan):
- It removes tan.
- Exfoliates dead skin.
- Removes fine facial hair.
- It gives instant brightness to your skin.
Another ingredient is “Lemon Juice” which is a rich source of vitamin C :
- Helps in reducing acne marks.
- Its a great oil-eliminator, helps in making skin non-greasy.
- It helps in skin lightening.
- It is also a natural exfoliator.
Mix all the three ingredients in a way that a smooth paste is ready. Apply it and keep it on skin for 10 to 15 minutes and then wash it off with cold water and…you are good to go!!!
Here’s some “Expert Advice”:
According to Dr. Sarita, a dermatologist based in Ambala, the best way of taking care of the skin during winter is as follows:
1) Hydrate your skin using almond oil or coconut oil.
2) Do not scrub or exfoliate your skin daily because your skin may tend to damage due to loss of moisture.
3) Wash you face with lukewarm water.
4) Use yogurt for hydrating your skin in winters.
5) Moisturize frequently and do apply sunscreen even on gray winter days.



