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Winter season brings the joy of snow fall, vacations and grand parties at home. But the winter season is not skin friendly. It affects the glow and tenderness of your skin and other body parts. The severe breeze leaves the skin restless and dryness and excessive busy party schedules are matter of anxiety too. Those who have over sensitive skin they find cracks in their skin with unexpected roughness. Here are some beauty tips to look beautiful and attractive in the winter season.
Check your diet plans
Unhealthy food habits reflect its coarse effects on the face and other body parts. Winter is the season of parties particularly Christmas evening. High calorie food at parties can diminish the glow of your face. Excessive junk food which is almost zero in nutrients and vitamins, low in fiber causes constipation. Constipation invites pimples on your skin. So excessive consumption of fast food is a big no to rescue for the acne problem and check your weight management.
Dark circles under eyes
Dark circles under eyes are a very common outcome of a night out and late night movies. What’s the fun of that enjoyment which leads you look ugly. In the winter season youngsters don’t go to their beds early as they want to make the best of their holidays. This affects the skin. You start getting dark circles under your eyes. It is very difficult to make this beauty problem correct later.
Skin Complexion
Sun bath over the beaches is the favorite activity of many during the season. Sun bath is good as it’s the richest source of vitamin D. But sometimes harsh sunny rays can suck the moisture from your body. This transforms the complexion of the skin. Moisturizer of a good brand or a homemade can help you to get the prior complexion.
Rough hairs
The care of hairs during all the seasons is a challenging task. The dry freeze leaves your hair dull. Keeping your hairs untied all the time in the winter season is not a good idea. Try to knot your hairs with attractive hair styles for the protection of your hairs. The hair stylists recommend deep conditioning at least once in a week, head massage with enriched vitamin hair oils is also recommendable.
Cracked heels
Cracked heels are very common during the winter season. The special care is required during the winter season as the skin of heels is very sensitive. You should dip and wash your feet in the lukewarm water. Apply petroleum jelly or homemade remedy consists of glycerin, rose water and lemon. Beauticians recommend pedicures on the alternative days to maintain the beauty of feet during winter season.
Nails embellishment
Nails also suffer the cold indifferent cruelty of the winter season. Women should moisturize their hands after each hand wash. They should regularly apply night balm on their hands too. When you find your nails yellow it means it’s time to pamper your nails. Yellow nails also indicate lack of hemoglobin in the body.
The beauty, glow system works like inside out. If you are suffering from the deficiency of hemoglobin it would reflect on your nails. Healthy diet and the exact standard of living can help you to manage the beauty of your body for a long span of time.
About Author: Sofiay is an experienced writer and has been writing on various topics like diabetes, weight loss, nutrition, Counseling Bolton, fitness, beauty, skin care and more therapist in UK.
Sylvia Browder is CEO of Specialty Home Services LLC, a Home Improvement Company; a Small Business Consultant at Browder Consulting Group, a startup consultancy firm to help women with startup assistance, marketing, website and graphic design work and other support services. In addition, she has co-authored several published books; publisher of ‘Sylvia Browder’s Blog for Women Entrepreneurs’ a lifestyle blog; and publisher of ShopSpendBlack.com Business Directory & Blog platform created to help consumers find black owned businesses in a searchable format. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her husband of 30 years; 5 adult children and 5 grandchildren; church; friends and motorcycle riding.
