We’re rarely ever truly happy with the way our skin looks, and always feel that it could definitely be improved.
You may be worrying about those zits popping up, or that patch of pigmentation that just does not go away, or the dry and dead skin cells that make your skin look rough and flaky.
Here are a few things you can start right away that will get back the glow to your skin, keep it healthy and get it ready for the festivities to come.
Start With Some Dry Brushing
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This is something you can easily do even when you don’t have too much time and are busy with something. All you need is a dry body or face brush that you can rub on the skin. This will help to remove the dead skin cells that make your skin look dry and rough and it will also improve the blood circulation, as a result of which your skin will get a natural glow. Doing this on other parts of your body can help to break down the cellulite, and if you’re already doing some exercises for a particular body part, you may see better results. Best part about this is that you can do this while doing something, such as reading, watching television or even while commuting.
Use A Natural Clay Mask
A natural clay mask can draw out the toxins from your skin and reduce the amount of breakouts that you may be otherwise prone to. Starting now till the festivities are going on, you can apply it on your face as a face mask along with mixing it with other ingredients that are good for your skin type, or even apply it on other parts of your body.
Add Apple Cider Vinegar In Your Bath Water
You’ve already probably heard about the detoxing effects of apple cider vinegar when you have it, but did you know that it can also work wonderfully as a detox when you use it in your bath water? Adding a cup of raw apple cider vinegar in your hot or warm bath water can help to draw out toxins from within and speed up the cleansing process. It’s also especially great if you’re prone to acne.
In addition, eating healthy and doing some exercise will also help to add that glow to your skin.
DISCLAIMER: While we have taken steps to check the accuracy of information & practices shared here; it is not a replacement for a doctor’s opinion. it is important to first always check with your own doctor before trying any medication, practice or suggestion from this site.
