When the first drops of rain hit the dry and heated weather, the rain brings in a sense of renewal and freshness to the atmosphere. It brings calmness and happiness to the whole environment including the people and the animals who are dealing with the hot dry summer season. Although monsoon brings in a relief from the summer season, it also brings in a few challenges for the skin. With the increase in humidity, the sticky monsoon weather can cause some trouble in your skincare routine. But with the right skin care practices you can amp up the game of skincare and have a healthy glowing complexion all through the season. Lets learn how to look gorgeous with the changing season.

Cleanse, Tone, Moisturize are some basic yet important steps that you always need in your skincare routine.

CLEANSE - Use a gentle face wash two- three times a day. Look for ingredients Niacinamide, Vitamin C and Glycerine which help in cleansing the skin and keep the pores clear. Use Himaira’s Vitamin C Face Wash, a gem that cleanses and hydrates the skin well.

TONE- Toning your skin helps in keeping the skin's pH level at bay. Choose an alcohol free toner like the Himaira’s Vitamin C Toner that helps in keeping the skin fresh.

MOISTURIZE- Despite the weather being humid and sticky, a moisturizer is very important for the skin. Use a lightweight gel moisturizer that seeps into the skin without feeling sticky. Hydro Bomb moisturizer from Himaira is a lightweight gel moisturizer that gives intense hydration throughout the day. It has Niacinamide and Hyaluronic acid that are healthy and glowing.

It might seem an extra step, but exfoliation helps in removing all the dead skin cells and the sebum junk from the face which makes the face look dull and tired. Use a brightening scrub that helps in renewing the skin cells while making the skin bright and beautiful. Exfoliate your skin 1-2 times a week with Himaira’s Vitamin C Scrub. It is a mild scrub that has dissolvable beads that makes your skin feel soft, fresh and glowing after every use.

Disclaimer: The information in this article is for educational purposes only. It should not be substituted as professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment in any manner.