Indian winter can be harsh on the skin, leaving it’s texture dry, rough and in need of deep hydration.While the market is flooded with moisturizers, homemade options that are cost effective, natural and free from chemicals. Whether you need a lightweight formula or heavy duty hydration, these easy to make moisturizers cater to all skin needs.

For people who prefer a non greasy option, the lightweight moisturizer is perfect. Aloe Vera Gel hydrates skin without clogging pores while keeping it healthy and glowing. Vitamin E Oil helps repair damage and keeps the skin soft and plump. You can make it by mixing 2 tablespoons of fresh Aloe Vera Gel with 1 capsule of Vitamin E. After that, store in a clean jar and apply after cleansing your face. It is best for combination skin type.

Coconut is known for its classic moisturizing properties. Easily available in Indian households, it offers a deep hydration. If paired with Rose Water, it creates a balanced moisturizer that is not only light on skin but also is nourishing in nature. You can make it by mixing 2 tablespoons of coconut oil with 1 teaspoon of rose water. Shake well before use. It is perfect for dry skin type.

It is a perfect solution for skin that needs extra care during winter, Shea Butter and Almond Oil make an excellent combination. Shea butter locks in moisture and almond oil adds a boost of Vitamin E. You can make it by mixing 2 tablespoons of Shea Butter and 1 tablespoon of Almond oil. Let it solidify and then store. It is perfect for dry and flaky skin.

Honey is a natural moisturizer that draws moisture to the skin, while Glycerin locks it in. This combination is ideal for extremely dry and cracked skin. You can make it by mixing 1 tablespoon of honey and 1 tablespoon of Glycerin. Apply as needed, focusing on dry patches extensively.

Milk Cream, also known as Malai, has been a traditional remedy for winter, offering rich hydration. Combined with Olive Oil, it becomes a luxurious moisturizer for skin that feels like it’s enough of the cold. You can make it by mixing 1 tablespoon of fresh malai with 1 teaspoon of olive oil. Massage it thoroughly and let it absorb.

Winter Skincare doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. These homemade moisturizers, made with simple ingredients are tailored to suit different skin types and needs. Embrace these traditional remedies and let your skin glow through the winter chill!