Drink a Lot of Water
Or hot tea, or herbal infusions. Your skin needs to be well hydrated to deal with the bad weather, so make sure you drink enough water even if it's cold and you don't really feel thirsty. Beauty starts from within, and without water your skin will look dry and sallow. Winter is also a season for partying, and many people drink or eat in excess due to the fact that they don't need to worry about looking good on a sundress. Water helps reduce the damage done by those excesses.
Trade Baths for Showers and Body Massage
Baths are great for warming up in winter, but at the same time the excess heat and changes in temperature can make your skin redder and remove the oils that keep the moisture in.
Consider helping your circulation by using a massage glove while on the shower to gently exfoliate and body oil afterwards to lock the moisture in, and in a few weeks people will wonder why you look radiant while everybody else seems dull and tired.
Other changes that you can make to your beauty routine are, for example, ensuring that your skin is protected from the cold when outside and protecting it from sudden changes in temperature. Visit the Amazing Day Spa for more beauty tips to keep your skin glowing even during winter.
