The month of October is when the weather begins to change in most parts of the country, especially in the northern belt. The days become pleasant and nights get cooler, as the temperatures begin to dip. As such, your skin may show some changes, too, owing to the fact that there is less humidity in the air around this time.
For nourishment, one needs to feed the skin through masks and moisturisers. It is important to ensure that your masks are made with hydrating ingredients that nourish your skin.
For dry and chapped skin: Use shea butter, almond oil, chamomile, sandalwood and palma rosa.
* For oily and acne-prone skin: Use tea tree, basil, lemon, monoi oil, mango butter, raspberry seed oil, thyme, and charcoal.
* For sensitive skin: Use natural glucan gum, lavender, neroli, geranium
* For aging skin: Use collagen, plant peptides, argan, palma rosa, sandalwood, patchouli, cypress, and myrrh.
Additionally, cleansing exfoliation and peels work on skin renewal, too. Exfoliation helps to remove the dead skin cells and promote new cell generation. Skin exfoliation, which includes face and body, must be done twice a week. This removes dead cells and detoxifies the skin.
Exfoliation masks and peels can be easily made at home using kitchen ingredients.
Coconut oil along with coffee powder and rice powder
