Hey, beautiful girls! How are you doing? Well, monsoon has arrived and certainly many of you enjoyed the first rain of the season. Finally, some relief after scorching heat of summers now!

Rain, Rain, Go Away; Come Again Another Day

We all are aware of this lovely verse since childhood. Isn’t it? But, I don’t think at this time, we would ask the rain to go away. Of course, the temperature is still so high and it’s unbearable. So, who will not want to welcome soothing, refreshing, and relaxing rain? What about your skincare in Rainy Season? No doubt, the rainy season is a favorite of most people. And you could be one of them who loves to sit in her window and enjoy tea in small sipping.  Don’t you? Okay!! It was all about our affection toward the rainy season. But, what about our skin health during monsoon season? Don’t forget to take care of your skin in monsoon as it is the time when your skin can go through various problems. It is a weather condition while we experience humidity, sweat, grime alongside moisture, and clamminess. As humidity increases, your skin may be suddenly oily or it may start looking so dull and dry. However, you don’t need to worry, here are some ultimate monsoon skincare hacks that can help maintain good skin health. Have a Look!

1. Drink Plenty of Water for a Youthful Glow

In monsoon, humidity causes you to sweat more than average that can result in dehydration. So, always keep in mind that you should drink at least 8-10 glasses of water in a day. An adequate amount of water is necessary to drink to prevent dehydration and dullness and lusterless of the skin. Intake of water also flushes out toxins from the body that are mainly responsible for skin problems.

2. Wash Your Face Frequently

How many times do you wash your face in a day? In the rainy season, your skin’s pores tend to get clogged with oil, dust, sweat, and pollutants causing pimples, acne, and rashes. Therefore, it is important to wash face 2 or three times a day with a mild facewash. You can use also use Roop Mantra ayurvedic cucumber face wash, enriched with the freshness of cucumber wash off all impurities and leaves skin clean and germ-free. Also, you can splash some water on your face after frequent intervals to keep skin revitalized and oil-free all day.

3. Eat Vegetable and Fruits for a Flawless Skin

Wow!! It’s great news for your skin’s health if you do eat vegetables and fruits daily. Did you know your skin’s health depends a lot on what you eat? Cosmetics and make up essentials can you give you temporary beauty but a healthy diet is the secret of glowing and spotless skin. Imagine, you have to attend a party but there is a blackspot and blemishes on your skin, what you will do then. Will you hide it a foundation or in another way? Such skin conditions are mainly a result of poor diet like junk food, cold drinks, intake of oily, sugary, and deep-fried. So, now it’s your decision what you want to feed your skin to make it healthy or sick. Eat more veggies, fruits, drink buttermilk, fruit juice, and smoothies for a healthy body and radiant skin.

4. Apply Face Pack to Pull Out Skin Impurities

Do follow a monsoon face pack regimen for a cleansed look. You can use a Multani Face Pack- easy to prepare, and easy to apply. You can simply mix fuller’s earth with curd/water/rosewater and apply it for 20-30 minutes. As we have already discussed above that humidity in monsoon causes constant sweating, oil secretion, and blocking of the pores, applying a natural face pack can remove dead cells and open up your pores.

5. Go Without Makeup

Applying makeup is also a reason for clogged pores and your pimple-prone skin. In monsoon, you sweat more and due to this, your makeup starts melting which not only gives you a messy look but also increases the chances of skin problems. So, we advise you to use high-quality makeup products. Or avoid applying makeup as much as possible in the rainy season. Take care of your skin always. Do follow these tips and also share them with your friends. And don’t forget to like and share this article; comment if you have any queries. Happy Monsoon!!